In this week's Inside Track, Law.com reporter Dan Clark takes a look at how GCs respond to retirement, after years of endless meetings, emails and phone calls. He also examines data mapping challenges under the GDPR and what it's like working as an in-house counsel at the United Nations.
August 29, 2018 at 06:00 PM
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Welcome back to Inside Track. I’m Law.com reporter Dan Clark, and I’ll be the author of this weekly email briefing from here on out, taking over from my editor, Rebekah Mintzer.
I’m excited to be writing Inside Track and even more excited to hear what you are all thinking about. What legal issues keep you up at night? Do you have questions or war stories about in-house life that you’d like to share?
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