Erin Eckhoff

Erin is a Senior Associate in the International Arbitration team in Sydney and is a consummate lawyer; she is a solicitor and ‘of counsel’ in her home country of New Zealand, as well as in Australia and England. Her barrister’s silver tongue extends to languages too: she speaks French, German, English and poorly pronounces the odd maxim in Te Reo Māori. Other special skills include pursuing the frontiers of climate change litigation and spontaneously quoting Shakespeare and ancient Greek plays.

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‘Bright stars’ for businesses and banks targeting net zero: building a transparent and credible path (and avoiding greenwashing)

27 February 2023

By Claire Rogers, Edwina Kwan, Claire Potter, Erin Eckhoff

The risks of greenwashing are growing - and recently reached the director level. What does the UN's net zero expert group advise in its report on integrity?

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Climate Change Disputes: Trends from Australia

19 April 2022

By Erin Eckhoff, Xara Kaye

Climate change litigation is on the rise around the world. Australia has proven fertile ground for the initiation of climate related disputes, and can offer some key lessons of what is to come in other jurisdictions.

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