Business & Human Rights
Multinational businesses face growing risks in relation to human rights and ESG issues in their operations and value chains. King & Spalding’s Business and Human Rights Practice works proactively with clients to identify and address these issues, thereby mitigating risk and boosting stakeholder confidence. We advise businesses on their compliance with evolving regulatory requirements, and we represent companies and their directors in human rights and ESG-related disputes, wherever they arise.
We have a strong track record advising and representing corporations on all aspects of their business, social and human rights risks and responsibilities. With a broad international footprint comprising 23 offices, we have market-leading expertise in all fields relevant to this specialized practice area, including its inter-relationship with international human rights law, international arbitration, international trade law, international employment law, environmental law, and government advocacy and public policy.
The geographic reach and diverse backgrounds of our lawyers ensure expertise in advising clients with international, regional and national business and human rights issues. We offer world-class representation in advisory services, investigations, and international dispute resolution in a wide range of relevant fora, along with a full range of services in matters involving human rights, environmental, health & safety, global human capital and compliance, and ESG issues. (See also our GHCC and ESG web pages.)
For further details, please see our Business & Human Rights brochure.
May 19, 2023
EU proposal for Forced Labour Products Regulation
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King & Spalding Earns Strong Rankings in Chambers Global 2023 Results
February 28, 2022
King & Spalding advises JUSTICE on response to UK’s proposed human rights overhaul
February 18, 2022
King & Spalding Pro Bono Lawyers File Amicus Brief in U.S. Supreme Court