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Across corporate America, we see more and more companies giving their general counsels additional roles and responsibilities that have been traditionally held by others on the executive team.
April 03, 2018 at 12:15 PM
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Across corporate America, we see more and more companies giving their general counsels additional roles and responsibilities that have been traditionally held by others on the executive team.
What is driving this change? What does this evolution mean for young lawyers who aspire to the general counsel position? How will law firms and other service providers who traditionally serve GCs have to adapt?
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