Joanna Peltzman
Partner, Environment & Sustainable Development - Head of ESG, France
Joanna heads the Environment practice of Osborne Clarke in Paris.
Joanna's practice extends across the full scope of environmental law and regulatory, covering legal advice as well as litigation.
She works on regulatory issues in Environment and Life Sciences sectors, as well as in the real estate, agri-food and industrial sectors.
Her in-depth knowledge of highly regulated sectors allows her to assist her clients in their complex, strategic and transnational operations, on all aspects of their activities related to environmental risk management, sustainable development and the circular economy.
Joanna has also developed a specific know-how in Life Sciences and is involved in the field of digital health (e-health, connected objects, medical devices).
Insights
Regulatory and compliance
Navigating the EU's new GPSR: obligations are introduced for online marketplaces
Who are online marketplace providers and what should they be aware of before the regulation becomes applicable later this year?
18/07/2024
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4m
Regulatory and compliance
Navigating the EU's new GPSR: changes to product recalls aim for more effective processes
Businesses will need to ensure they are prepared for the new requirements
18/07/2024
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3m
Regulatory and compliance
Navigating the EU's new GPSR: what manufacturers and importers of products need to know
Businesses involved with the manufacture or import of products should be aware of their obligations
17/07/2024
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3m
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
How global businesses can gain first mover advantage with natural capital
Businesses should consider their supply chains in the light of the currently voluntary TNFD disclosure framework on their impact on...
28/06/2024
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5m
ESG, sustainability and responsible business
EU strengthens its arsenal in fight against environmental crime
Revised legislation brings in 'qualified' offences to criminalise serious environmental damage and replaces the 2008 law
16/04/2024
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2m
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive gets through vote from Council of the EU
After extensive negotiations, the Council of the European Union has finally agreed on a watered-down version of the directive
15/03/2024
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2m
ESG – Environmental, Social and Governance
How to avoid greenwashing risk in the European real estate sector
As sustainability becomes an integral part of developing and managing property, the possibility of a claim of greenwashing is now...
18/12/2023
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5m
The Built Environment
International regulatory catch-up can deliver energy transformation gains for logistics
If regulators can keep pace with innovation, such as battery storage, new revenue streams await logistics owners
15/09/2023
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2m
Future-proofing supply chains
Relocating supply chains | Balancing risk and reward
After years of disruptions and with mounting geopolitical tensions, companies are acting quickly to reassess their supply chain strategies, seek...
26/04/2023
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1m
Decarbonisation
EU agrees reforms to its carbon market
European Parliament and the Council reach political agreements to reform the emissions trading system and to prevent carbon leakage
03/01/2023
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3m
Decarbonisation
European producers given greater obligations to decarbonise with extended producer responsibility and greenwashing regulation
What sustainability-led producer and advertising obligations are on the horizon for businesses in France, Poland and the UK?
01/12/2022
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7m
Energy and Utilities
Energy saving requirements are emerging across Europe
The war in Ukraine and the energy crunch are precipitating policy responses across the continent
06/10/2022
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7m
