Amy Rose, ClientEarth, Global Director of Strategic Impact Litigation, on How the Courts are Reshaping Climate Action

How are the courts reshaping client action? Listen to Jason
Mitchell discuss with Amy Rose, Global Director of Litigation,
Governance and Legal Services for ClientEarth, about what strategic
impact litigation represents; how constitutional and human rights
theories are providing a framework for climate legal action; and
why the courts, not policymakers, may well end up reshaping
definitions of ESG and greenwashing. Amy Rose is Global Director
of Litigation, Governance and Legal Services for ClientEarth. She
specialises in strategic impact litigation and oversees the
strategy and management of ClientEarth's diverse and growing
litigation portfolio. Amy headed the ClientEarth Strategic
Litigation Programme which laid the groundwork for bringing
litigation at scale across Europe. She focuses on supporting our
legal teams to bring a wide range of climate and environmental
cases across Europe and around the world. Amy also manages
ClientEarth's organisational Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning
framework, and sits on the Risk and Compliance Committee, ensuring
compliance with ethical and practice of the law obligations of
ClientEarth lawyers licensed in over 15 countries.