“It's rare that I take a subject matter expert who's had one subject that they've been an expert in for 20 years and just randomly put that person in a general counsel role," said John Gilmore, managing partner of the recruiting firm BarkerGilmore.
April 11, 2023 at 06:26 AM
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The rise of generative AI has upped the ante on one of the biggest decisions in-house attorneys can make: whether to cast themselves as generalists or as specialists.
A recent study by Gartner found in-house generalist roles are on the decline, with those posts at growing risk of being replaced by nonlawyer staff, automation or specialized applications.
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