Armed with an intimate knowledge of the inner workings of their company, in-house lawyers are well-placed to make valuable contributions to business strategy – so why are so few involved in key decisions? Pui-Guan Man finds out how GCs can become more influential in the boardroom.
April 18, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Armed with an intimate knowledge of the inner workings of their company, in-house lawyers are well-placed to make valuable contributions to business strategy – so why are so few involved in key decisions? Pui-Guan Man finds out how GCs can become more influential in the boardroom
Growing regulatory risks for companies and an increasing focus on compliance have seen many general counsel rise up the company ranks in the years following the financial crisis.
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