At Euclid Law, we lead in rethinking how competition law can support, rather than hinder, environmental and sustainability goals. We believe that climate challenges demand a modern legal framework—one that balances regulatory compliance with sustainability outcomes. Our work bridges law and public policy through proactive, open engagement with regulators.
Our leadership in this space is reflected in high-impact publications and in our support for major organisations like as EXPRA (Extended Producer Responsibility Alliance), WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme), and BP Pulse on sustainability-related competition issues.
Internally, we walk the talk—operating as a near-paperless firm with a low-carbon, hybrid working model that reflects our commitment to environmental responsibility.
Our commitment to developing new approaches to the intersection between the environment and competition law is demonstrated in thought leader articles such as these:
- Competition Law Solutions for the Planet
- Study on the Vertical Integration of Producer Responsibility Organisations and their Effect on the Market
‘We wanted competition law to be part of the solution, rather than remaining a problem. It seems like the rest of the world has come around to our thinking’
– Becket McGrath, Partner
CLIENTS & CASES
- European Recycling Systems in relation to on facilities sharing and vertical issues.
- Chemicals Trade Association – representation on studies regarding toxicity.
- Major Logistics Provider on back-haul CO2 savings through data sharing and cooperation.