Attorney Mark LeHocky and his dog Gunnar/courtesy photos
Companies are investing in more in-house counsel with litigation savvy to help shape their resolution strategy and partner with outside counsel. Today, those companies see the return on their investment in more efficient resolutions.
May 01, 2020 at 04:58 PM
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In-house counsel can play a vital part in mediation because they know the inside workings of their business, according to Mark LeHocky, a former general counsel and now a mediator, arbitrator and special master based in San Francisco.
LeHocky recently talked with Corporate Counsel about the role of in-house counsel in mediation, along with how COVID-19 has impacted his work.
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