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van Berings joins Net Zero Lawyers Alliance

​By joining Net Zero Lawyers Alliance ("NZLA"), van Berings further reinforces its longstanding commitment to the Race to Zero philosophy as part of its broader sustainability-driven strategy.

NZLA is a coalition of top-tier international law firms sharing the common goal of accelerating the transition to net zero emissions by 2050.

As member of NZLA, we are also devoted to raising our clients' awareness on decarbonization and – in general – sustainability, as well as to offering advice on related issues.

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