Contract Negotiation & Drafting: Risk Allocation & Value Capture in the Net Zero Transition
Gain the strategies you need to identify climate change risks in contracting. Master how to minimise those risks while maximising value. Learn how to build a forward-looking approach to your contracting that incorporates modern, cutting-edge climate drafting strategies. Consider how to leverage contracts to provide opportunities to capture and maximise value in an organisation through sustainability optionality. WEB227N24F
Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD unit in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories
Climate change is significantly altering traditional risk allocation practices. It is no longer prudent to assume that precedent approaches to contracting can sufficiently protect an organisation from the unprecedented risks posed by climate change. In this session we will examine:
- Why climate change requires us to take a forward-looking approach to contracting – and how you can start to implement climate drafting today
- How contracts can provide opportunities to capture value and embed sustainability optionality for an organisation
Presented by Sarah Barker, Partner & Head of Climate Risk Governance, MinterEllison and Phoebe Roberts, Senior Associate, MinterEllison; Global Director – Implementation, The Chancery Lane Project