In 2024, and for the third year in a row, Elise is ranked in the prestigious and exacting "Eminent Practitioners" of the Chambers and Partners Global Wide "Business & Human Rights Law" guide. She was Band 1 from 2021 and Band 2 from 2017.
Elise chats with Helen Carter in a fast-paced, dense conversation about Supply Chain School! Elise described the evolution of human rights law, explaining how soft law does transition to become hard law and providing examples from France, USA, Japan, India and the UK. With Helen Carter, they then focused on supply chains and discussed the role of the UN guiding principles on business and human rights (UNGP’s) and changes in legislation around the world that makes organisations at the top of the supply chain as well as their subsidiaries and suppliers accountable for abuses of human rights. In the last part, Helen and Elise highlighted the potential problems and the immense benefits just transition could bring to people and how just transition should be framed and focused. They made the link between low carbon technology, responsible consumption, human rights, environmental justice and bio diversity and the need for everyone to come together to deliver holistic solutions.
In 2023, and for the second year in a row, Elise is ranked in the prestigious and exacting "Eminent Practitioners" of the Chambers and Partners Global Wide "Business & Human Rights Law" guide. She was Band 1 from 2021 and Band 2 from 2017.
Elise talks to Susanne Schuler (Director of Training & Consultancy at CEDR) in a fascinating podcast on "the human face of the green economy" in three parts: on Setting the Scene and Climate Risk Mapping, on Showing all the Facets and on the Key to Success.