Companies are facing increasing pressure to improve and expand their ESG efforts, and much of the hard work to make that happen is falling on in-house legal departments.

That’s one of the findings of a new survey of 134 in-house counsel and other senior business executives by the business law firm Thompson Hine. Respondents said the three most pressing ESG concerns in the next year were data collection/verification, ESG regulatory activity and staffing.

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