"Climate-related risks will affect most clients and nearly all areas of legal practice."
The Law Society, 2023
Our training helps law firms meet this challenge by upskilling your teams in ESG, climate risk, and climate justice.
Why should law firms choose Private Goodness?
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Founded in 2018, Private Goodness has delivered training to companies across Asia, Africa, North America, Central America, the Middle East, Australia, and Europe; earned International CSR Excellence Awards; and led two Innovate UK–funded projects.
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We understand and love the legal sector. Our Founder Olga Murray (LLB, LLM) has worked with over a hundred solicitors, barristers, and litigation funders and has spoken at the Royal Courts of Justice, the London Business School, and at an All-Party-Parliamentary Group in the House of Lords.
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We know that lawyers are busy so we offer short sessions that can be delivered at a time convenient to you, in any time zone.
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Two of our best courses (Climate Justice and Overview of ESG) are CPD-accredited. Shortly all of our courses will receive CPD-accreditation.
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We can help you understand the climate risks and opportunities of your clients, not just general risks.
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Our courses are rooted in science but we focus on the social and commercial angles. We are interested in how climate change affects communities and businesses.
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We are solutions-orientated and you will always leave our sessions feeling informed and empowered.
You can book a lunch & learn for your team, a bespoke group session, or a 1:1 class
Our courses for law firms
1. Climate Risks and Opportunities for law firms and their clients
2. Climate Justice (CPD-accredited)
3. Climate Change Fundamentals: causes, impacts, and solutions
4. Introduction to ESG for lawyers (CPD-accredited)
5. Avoiding Greenwashing in law firm marketing
We can also help you establish an internal Climate or ESG Academy that will provide tailored training across all levels and include guest experts across different fields.
All courses include a Certificate of Completion for both individuals and the firm, detailing the number of participants and total training hours completed
