In recent years, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria have become a crucial part of conversations in boardrooms across various industries. Traditionally linked with corporate social responsibility and investments, ESG is now significantly impacting the legal profession as well.

The integration of ESG criteria into legal practices reflects a shift towards sustainability and ethical governance. As stakeholders, including clients, are increasingly aware of these dimensions, law firms are compelled to adapt. This change is not just superficial; it demands strategic compliance and innovative adaptations.

Many law firms in the United States are now prioritizing ESG in their operations....