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How to Tackle Greenwashing Claims

By Sehrish Siddiqui on December 10, 2024
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I authored an article for Bloomberg Law discussing steps companies can take to protect themselves in the shifting and complex landscape of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) transparency.

To reduce the risk of greenwashing claims, I recommend that companies have third-party auditors verify their ESG data and establish strong internal controls.

“While companies are in the unenviable position of providing meaningful disclosure while facing the risk of greenwashing claims, they can take steps to mitigate these risks, and the results can be rewarding,” I explained. “Robust disclosure controls, internal policies, and satisfied stakeholders can offer long-term growth opportunities, despite short-term costs.”

The full article, Internal Corporate Controls Can Help Tackle Greenwashing Claims, was published by Bloomberg Law on December 6 and is available online.

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Sehrish Siddiqui counsels a wide variety of public companies primarily in the areas of corporate finance, compliance and governance. She regularly advises clients on ESG (environmental, social and governance) disclosures and related internal processes. She has served as counsel to underwriters, agents and…

Sehrish Siddiqui counsels a wide variety of public companies primarily in the areas of corporate finance, compliance and governance. She regularly advises clients on ESG (environmental, social and governance) disclosures and related internal processes. She has served as counsel to underwriters, agents and issuers for more than 100 initial public offerings, follow-on offerings and at-the-market programs of various NYSE- and Nasdaq-traded entities. Her national and international clients include healthcare companies, real estate investment trusts, business development companies, retail and consumer product companies and investment banks.

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    Bass, Berry & Sims PLC
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