Lateral moves in ESG have continued to heat up, as investor and consumer demands have grown to fuel the expansion of the cross-disciplinary practice.
January 24, 2022 at 07:33 PM
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Latham & Watkins has recruited lawyers from Vinson & Elkins and Davis Polk & Wardwell to help lead its environmental, social and governance practice, in the latest sign of growing competition for legal talent in this space.
Sarah Fortt from Vinson & Elkins and Betty Moy Huber, most recently a co-leader of Davis Polk’s ESG group, will join London-based partner Paul Davies as global co-leaders of Latham’s ESG practice, the firm said Monday.
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Sarah Fortt, left, and Betty Moy Huber, right, both partners and global co-chairs of ESG practice at Latham & Watkins. Courtesy photo
