A global health care crisis and confronting longstanding racial justice issues, together with a broader conversation about environmental, social and governance (ESG) responsibility, has forced organizations to evaluate the consequences of their business decisions. Indeed, enhanced public scrutiny is raising the alarm for companies to adopt socially responsible business practices that will satisfy investor and customer demands. This moment in time presents an opportunity for in-house counsel—lawyers now have a chance to champion civic-minded, sustainable changes in our organizations that benefit our companies' strategies and bottom-line as well as the society in which we live and work. Here, we discuss three ways in which attorneys can demonstrate our ability to contribute to evolving practices and policies by leveraging our unique legal and business knowledge and skills to advance ESG and other corporate responsibility initiatives.