By many accounts, corporate legal departments are overworked, understaffed and being asked to do even more with even less during the pandemic. And while none of that is exactly new for most in-house lawyers, the past few months have ratcheted up the tension considerably. But, in the face of all of it, corporate counsel have displayed an impressive resiliency and ability to adapt to sharp shifts in the business and legal landscape.
October 19, 2020 at 12:33 AM
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By many accounts, corporate legal departments are overworked, understaffed and being asked to do even more with even less during the pandemic. And while none of that is exactly new for most in-house lawyers, the past few months have ratcheted up the tension considerably.
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