"Internally, the legal department is increasingly viewed as a business unit. We are held accountable to operate efficiently, so we rely on a variety of resources, including lawyers and other professionals, to implement technology solutions, analyze data, manage outside counsel and vendors, engage in business planning and budgeting, and pursue other vital goals, such as diversity and inclusion."
October 17, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Q: How is the role of general counsel evolving, and how have you adapted?
A: The general counsel’s portfolio of responsibility has continually expanded. In addition to providing legal advice, general counsel have become key participants in all major business decisions. We provide our business colleagues and our board with advice across a broad spectrum of legal and control-related matters and interact with our regulators on a continual basis.
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