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GA_P among the 25 law firms with the highest compliance with ESG criteria | El Confidencial
22 of February, 2023
El Confidencial reports on the recent study by the Impactvise portal, which assessed the degree of implementation of these policies in around 1,000 law firms, focusing on four metrics: people, planet, governance, and prosperity. Gómez-Acebo & Pombo is among the 25 law firms with the highest level of compliance with the ESG criteria established by the World Economic Forum.
We remain strongly committed to promoting the transformation of society and sustainable growth. Our clients are actively participating in this change and increasingly demand that their collaborators do the same.
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We remain strongly committed to promoting the transformation of society and sustainable growth. Our clients are actively participating in this change and increasingly demand that their collaborators do the same.
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