Further proof (as if it were needed) of the increasingly star-spangled nature of corporate in-housery came last week from the very home of glamour - no, not the internal legal function at GlaxoSmithKline, but Hollywood in the good old US of A. Ginger-topped Scots thespian Tilda Swinton scooped an Oscar last week for her portrayal of tough in-house lawyer Karen Crowder in George Clooney's whistle-blowing legal drama Michael Clayton.
March 05, 2008 at 07:04 PM
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Further proof (as if it were needed) of the increasingly star-spangled nature of corporate in-housery came last week from the very
home of glamour – no, not the internal legal function at GlaxoSmithKline, but Hollywood in the good old US of A.
Ginger-topped Scots thespian Tilda Swinton scooped an Oscar last week for her portrayal of tough in-house lawyer Karen Crowder in George Clooney’s whistle-blowing legal drama Michael Clayton.
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