Serving as general counsel of a company means having the ability to look at an issue and offer a legal analysis to other executives.

But fulfilling those duties better than the average GC requires effort and the skill to articulate advice effectively across departments, according to in-house legal leaders who spoke June 22 at the 2018 Association of Corporate Counsel Corporate Counsel University in Philadelphia.

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