Time is scarce and workloads are heavy for today’s corporate legal teams. In-house lawyers are increasingly focused on making significant contributions to the key goals of the business and showing their value to stakeholders. In order to do this, corporate legal departments are bringing more work in-house, offering real-time reporting and delivering insights to help the business meet their goals.
Even as they are asked to contribute more strategic advice, general counsel must still serve the day-to-day needs of the business, including handling business transactions, analyzing and managing risk, ensuring regulatory compliance and more.
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