At Corporate Counsel's 29th Annual General Counsel Conference, in-house lawyers gave their views on the matter, and sometimes disagreed.
September 27, 2017 at 05:48 PM
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For in-house attorneys, table-top exercises offer a valuable tool to stress test a company’s crisis response plans.
The most effective way to conduct these exercises, however, was a point of contention for in-house counsel panelists at the second and final day of Corporate Counsel’s 29th Annual General Counsel Conference in New York City.
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