September was a good month for filling vacant top lawyer seats as the number of appointments made public reached a level similar to last year. Plus, law firm partners question how GCs measure the success of diversity and inclusion efforts around hiring outside counsel.
September 30, 2020 at 06:15 PM
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Fall hiring for general counsel and chief legal officers seems to be moving upward as corporate legal departments are making sure they have a leader at the helm when approaching the rest of the pandemic-plagued year and looking forward to 2021.
September tracked similarly to previous months after April as in GC and CLO vacancies are being filled as companies handle the COVID-19 crisis for the long haul.
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