This week on Inside Track, we took a look at what a GC should do if his or her CEO suddenly departs. And we published a deep dive into what happens when cases turn into matters of in-house counsel vs. outside counsel.
March 21, 2018 at 07:07 PM
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Welcome to Inside Track. I’m Law.com in-house reporter Stephanie Forshee.
It’s been a busy week for corporate legal departments (and by extension, the reporters who cover them). There were major new in-house hires at Uber and Starbucks.We took a look into what a GC should do if his or her CEO suddenly departs. And we published a deep dive into what happens when cases turn into matters of in-house counsel vs. outside counsel.
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