The decision by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia to place its general counsel on administrative leave may be the latest move in an effort by the new archbishop to bring in new outside and in-house counsel.
March 20, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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This article was written in collaboration with The Legal Intelligencer, a sibling publication of CorpCounsel.com.
The decision by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia to place its general counsel on administrative leave appears to be the latest move in an effort by the new archbishop to bring in new outside and in-house legal counsel.
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