The firm’s non-US business has amended its partnership deed to ensure money is ring-fenced for efforts such as reducing carbon emissions and charitable trust donations.
February 10, 2022 at 09:07 AM
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Eversheds Sutherland’s international operation has amended its partnership deed to ensure a portion of its profits is used for environmental, social and corporate governance initiatives, following a wide-ranging review.
The firm’s non-U.S. partnership unanimously voted through the changes in December for a minimum of 1% of the business’s net operating profit to be ring-fenced for the firm’s ESG efforts, which include reducing internal carbon emissions and charitable trust donations.
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