Inside In-House (Jan 31, 2024)
Recent reports on the ever-changing role of in-house counsel.
"Big Law Has 'False Sense of Security' as Clients Depart for Midsized Firms," Corporate Counsel
"Achieve DEI Goals by Collecting and Breaking Down Data," Bloomberg Law
"What GCs Think About Women Associates Outnumbering Men," Law360
"Plaintiffs Firms Are Embracing Mergers to Solve Succession-Planning Uncertainty," The Legal Intelligencer
"Many Companies Doubling Down on DEI Despite Backlash," Corporate Counsel
"Looking for Your Dream Job? Don't Follow Your Heart," Corporate Counsel
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