The Association of Corporate Counsel released results to a flash survey this week on when its in-house counsel members will be ready to attend in-person events again, and it looks like the COVID-19 pandemic may decrease attendance numbers for awhile. Also, the former general counsel of Salary.com talks about trying to find opportunities after being laid off earlier this month.
May 20, 2020 at 06:05 PM
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Not only has the COVID-19 pandemic multiplied the workload for many in-house counsel but also eliminated the in-person networking that the community thrives on.
The Association of Corporate Counsel, the top global in-house bar group, conducted a flash survey earlier this month to determine when in-house counsel will be ready to attend in-person events again as countries begin reopening. The results came out this week.
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