During the kickoff to CLOC's virtual Global Institute on Tuesday, the organization announced it will be opening up membership to service providers, tech companies and law schools. The change will force CLOC to balance its original mission as an in-house resource with the recognition of emerging industry-wide challenges.
November 10, 2020 at 11:28 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legaltech News
The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium announced today that it would be opening up membership to service providers, tech companies, law schools and “everybody else.” Mary O’Carroll, president of CLOC, dropped the news during her keynote speech launching the organization’s first virtual Global Institute.
“It is time—past time—that they joined us at this table. People have been asking for this for years and so I’m thrilled to be able to welcome them here very soon,” she said.
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