As the headlines attest seemingly every day, it's a riskier world out there for multinationals. Yet, judging by a major report on the attitudes of general counsel (GC) at some of the world's largest companies, senior in-house lawyers have learned to like it that way. The oxymoronic observation emerges in the report 'Issues & Priorities for Senior In-House Counsel Worldwide', which is released this month...
November 08, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A major new study argues that risky markets enhance GC role. Alex Newman and Alex Novarese report
As the headlines attest seemingly every day, it’s a riskier world out there for multinationals. Yet, judging by a major report on the attitudes of general counsel at some of the world’s largest companies, senior in-house lawyers have learned to like it that way.
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