Neal Suggs, deputy general counsel of Microsoft, with Dominique Shelton Leipzig, center, and Judy Jennison of Perkins Coie. (Courtesy photo)
The program, called In-House Focus, features videos of mainly high-profile in-house counsel talking with their own outside counsel in an hourlong roundtable format.
February 05, 2019 at 09:00 AM
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A San Francisco company on Monday announced the launch of a continuing legal education program tailored to in-house counsel and underscoring diversity.
The program, called In-House Focus, features videos of mainly high-profile in-house counsel talking with their own outside counsel in an hourlong roundtable format. And for the most part, the presenters are women or people of color.
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