The role of in-house counsel is a mix of opportunity and pressure. The opportunity lies with the dynamic growth of the business world and the chance to become valued executives. But there are also growing financial pressures with more focus on cost than ever before. Mary Mullally looks at the issues debated at a Counsel-to-Counsel Forum last week
September 20, 2000 at 08:03 PM
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