This conference interrogates the differential vulnerabilities, responsibilities, and accountabilities that law works with and against. It brings together scholars from the Transformative Effects of Global Law (TEGL) project and activists based in the Netherlands to explore sites of engagement with(in) more-than-human existences. Ranging from litigation for ecological care, posthumanist approaches to collective action and technological sensing of (un)recognized vulnerabilities, the conference will foster transdisciplinary conversations on existing academic and non-academic projects.