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This is where the legal concept of intent comes in. It's common to have different judicial outcomes depending on how deliberate the actions were.
by SturgeonsLaw 3y ago
This is where the legal concept of intent comes in. It's common to have different judicial outcomes depending on how deliberate the actions were.
- gruez 3y agoIf the company has gone through the trouble of hiring a ESG officer, you're going to have a hell of a time providing intent. The ESG officer might be an insincere box ticker, but he sure as hell is going to make sure that there isn't a email along the lines of "btw I don't care about ESG compliance at all" sent by the CEO. Any litigation on this is inevitably turn into a gravy train for law firms, as they rack up tens of thousands of billable hours poring over company emails and arguing in front of a judge whether a CEO who's ostensibly sincere is really sincere.