Mary O’Carroll, head of legal ops at Google, delivering her opening remarks at CLOC’s 2019 Vegas Institute as president of the Corporate Legal Operation Consortium. Photo: Caroline Spiezio/ALM
The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium opened up applications for legal ops professionals at firms this week. Law firm members will belong to a separate CLOC community than legal department members, though in-house professionals can opt in to collaborate with firms.
July 30, 2019 at 03:14 PM
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The largest U.S. legal operations networking group is officially opening up to firms.
The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium announced Tuesday that law firm staff who “devote the majority of their focus to legal operations or business management” can now apply to join its new Law Firm Community. Individual memberships start at $195 or $1,750 for up to 10 people from the same law firm.
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