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Physical climate risks Senior knowledge lawyer Amy Allen explains how physical climate change risks could affect property transactions. She also discusses what solicitors are qualified to advise on. Section 2.1 of our climate change and property practice note has more information on physical climate risks. Transition risks Amy shares examples of transition risks in a property context. Section 2.2 of our climate change and property practice note has more information on transition risks. Legal or liability risks Amy outlines how legal or liability climate risks may arise and why property...
Who should use the practice note? Solicitors and their teams who handle property transactions. The note considers how to address climate change risks in these transactions, whether they involve residential, commercial, or mixed-use properties. The note offers practical advice suitable for most solicitors, regardless of their firm's size or whether they specialise in residential or commercial work. Consultation findings In September 2024, we launched a public consultation to explore how a new climate risk and conveyancing practice note could help you. The consultation produced detailed feedback that has been used...