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Litigation Risk for human rights abuses with Prof Ramona Lampley

In this episode, Patrick Miller speaks with Professor Ramona Lampley about her academic research involving litigation risk for human rights abuses in the US. These are key risks for companies with international supply chains and require proper due diligence to address.

GUEST: Professor Ramona Lampley is a Professor of Law at St Mary’s University. Her academic work focuses on business & human right issues, particularly litigation risk for human rights abuses.

HOST: Patrick Miller is the Founding Attorney at Impact Advocates APC, a law firm based in Los Angeles which focuses on commercial litigation & international arbitration, as well as ESG advisory services such as implementing responsible supply chain frameworks.

Disclaimer: The information in these recordings is provided for informational purposes only. You should consult with an attorney before you rely on this information. This information should not be seen as legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. This article is meant to be a general discussion and may not include all relevant information regarding the issues covered.

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