Inside In-House (Nov 6, 2019)
Recent reports on the ever-changing role of in-house counsel.
"More Than 20 Legal Departments Sign On for In-House Mansfield Rule Pilot," Corporate Counsel
"In-House Leaders Should Foster Diversity From the Top," Corporate Counsel
"Becoming a Chief Diversity Officer Comes With Unexpected Challenges," Corporate Counsel
"Step Out of Your Comfort Zone to Be an Ally in Diversity, Inclusion," Corporate Counsel
"In-House Lawyers Want Diversity. Should They Send More Work to Boutique Firms?," Corporate Counsel
"The Key to Beating Burnout? Career Diversity," The Recorder
"Cincinnati's Fifth Third Bank, Law School Create In-House Fellowships for Grads Job Hunting," Corporate Counsel
"New Doors Open for GCs: As the GC Role Grows, So Do Career Opportunities," Corporate Counsel
"Uncertainty May Keep Legal Operations Out of Small to Midsize Legal Departments," Corporate Counsel
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