Inside In-House (Jun 2, 2021)
Recent reports on the ever-changing role of in-house counsel.
"Diversity Lab's New Program Helps GCs Track Law Firm Diversity and Pledge to Reward Progress," Corporate Counsel
"Amid Associate Bonus Season, GCs Are Finding Talent From Other Law Departments," Corporate Counsel
"Legal Departments Caught in Big Law Bonus Battle Crossfire," Corporate Counsel
"Law Firms' Post-Pandemic Future: More Process Improvements and Cloud Transitions," Legaltech News
"CLOC's New President Wants Non-Legal Ops Voices Heard in the Organization," Legaltech News
"Get Rid of the Billable Hour, Say In-House Leaders," Corporate Counsel
"Legal Departments May Want Recent Grads—But Do Recent Grads Want Them?," Corporate Counsel
"It's the Relationships, People: How In-House Counsel Can Find and Promote Diverse Partners," Corporate Counsel
"Diversity Programs That Work: In-House Counsel Discuss How They Staff Their Matters," Corporate Counsel
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