Cleary Gottlieb Recommended in Legal 500 Latin America, UK, and U.S. Green Guides 2025

Cleary Gottlieb has been recommended as a top law firm in the 2025 editions of The Legal 500 Green Guide for Latin America, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

In the Latin America guide, the firm was noted for advising clients in Brazil on “high-value transactions that contribute to the green transition with expertise in the sustainable finance space, standing out for its work incorporating environmental considerations into sovereign debt.” Partner Juan Giráldez was recognized as a leading individual.

In the UK guide, Cleary was noted as “a leading advisor across the green aspects of M&A, antitrust, and corporate regulatory work.” Senior counsel Maurits Dolmans was recognized as a leading individual.

In the U.S. guide, Cleary was noted for its “considerable experience in sustainable finance, capital markets, and corporate governance.” Partners Francesca Odell, Jeff Karpf, and Helena Grannis were recognized as leading individuals.

The Legal 500 Green Guides are dedicated entirely to exploring the legal sectors’ contribution to a green transition. The Green Guide series features key firms advising on issues around climate change and sustainability, while also highlighting their internal green initiatives.

Cleary’s global ESG and sustainability practice understands the ways that environmental, social and governance issues have become significant strategic drivers of public and private companies, global organizations, financial institutions, and investors. We incorporate ESG considerations holistically across our practice areas, helping clients reach their sustainability goals and adapt to an evolving landscape of environmental industry and stakeholder expectations as well as increasing government regulations. Learn more about the firm’s ESG practice here.

See the full Legal 500 2024 Green Guide: Latin America here.

See the full Legal 500 2024 Green Guide: United Kingdom here.

See the full Legal 500 2024 Green Guide: United States here.