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E. & J. Gallo Winery filed a lawsuit against a Napa Valley winery over a grape contract, according to court records.
The world’s largest company alleges LMR Wine Estates LLC of St. Helena owes at least $420,000 on fruit harvested in 2020, according to the complaint filed Jan. 28 in Napa County Superior Court. The Hall family owns Long Meadow Ranch.
The contract called for LMR Wine Estates to purchase 120 tons of Cabernet Sauvignon grown at Sun Lake Vineyard in Pope Valley for $5,500 per ton, according to the court filing. The fruit was harvested between Sept. 30 and Oct. 22, according to the lawsuit.
This paper attempts to provide a definition and context for the term,
Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”), explain how and why it is used, demonstrate how investors are driving the proliferation of ESG reporting, illuminate how investor reliance on ESG information creates new risks for reporting companies, and suggest steps attorneys can take to help mitigate the risks. This paper also provides a short summary on some hot topics in the ESG world.
I. The Evolution of ESG Disclosures
A. What is ESG?
In basic terms, ESG is a collection of information about a company’s operations in three broad areas of activity: Environmental, Social and Governance. It is data-based as well as narrative, and typically static or backward-looking. Increasingly, ESG reporting is goal-oriented and aspirational. Oftentimes, ESG is used interchangeably with the term “sustainability.”