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By Dan Clark | May 15, 2019
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries general counsel is looking for ways to get a discount on work given to law firms. Also, the federal government outsourced an investigation into a bank in a recent case, so one lawyer gives tips to corporate counsel on how to avoid this type of interference.
By Dan Clark | May 8, 2019
In-house counsel reflect on the past year with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation as the law approaches its first anniversary. Also, general counsel in the health care field are looking at how the new "conscience" rule will affect their organizations.
By Dan Clark | May 1, 2019
How much Twitter and PayPal head lawyers earned last year went public through the companies' proxy statements. Also, two former head lawyers filed lawsuits in the past week against their companies alleging sexual harassment and discrimination.
By Dan Clark | April 24, 2019
More general counsel and chief legal officers are taking on other business-oriented roles. Also, Akin Gump plans to have its summer interns spend half the program at select legal departments.
By Dan Clark | April 17, 2019
How legal operations is growing in popularity with law school classes and surveys on compensation while Lyft, Pinterest and Uber filed for what may be some of the largest initial public offerings this year.
By Dan Clark | April 10, 2019
In-house counsel talk ethics over self-driving cars while a report ranks the most corrupt industries in the world. Also, former in-house counsel reflect on a veteran civil rights lawyer's visit.
By Dan Clark | April 3, 2019
How legal operations is developing overseas based on the U.S. model in countries such as South Africa while universities see a rise in free speech concerns on campus with faculty, students and guests.
By Dan Clark | March 27, 2019
Microsoft chief legal officer looks to prevent mass shootings from being recorded and disseminated on its services while a former in-house lawyer talks about helping the city of Atlanta through the largest data breach on a municipality ever one year later. Also, a former U.S. government in-house lawyer reflects on what we know of the Mueller report.
By Dan Clark | March 20, 2019
The cheating admission scandal that has rocked the nation has also put a spotlight on what will the university legal departments involved do next and how will they be impacted. Also, snooping at medical records is still a data breach that could result in a lawsuit.
By Dan Clark | March 13, 2019
It's still difficult for in-house lawyers of color when it comes to climbing to the top general counsel position. Also, in-house counsel talk about the challenges of starting up legal departments at startups while general counsel at companies amid scandal may scare off potential team members.
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