Amy Weaver, Salesforce general counsel
More than 30 general counsel from California-based companies have signed a letter supporting proposed changes to state bar requirements around in-house pro bono work.
November 08, 2018 at 03:21 PM
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Legal leaders from Salesforce, Uber and other California-based companies have backed proposed revisions to state restrictions on in-house pro bono work.
More than 30 general counsel and chief legal officers, including Uber’s Tony West and Salesforce’s Amy Weaver, have signed a letter supporting the Association of Corporate Counsel’s recommended changes to proposed revisions from the California State Bar on California Rule of Court 9.46 and California Rule of the State Bar 3.372.
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