Inside Track: GCs And CFOs Working More Closely Than Before. Plus, Wells Fargo's GC Remains The Interim CEO.
Chief legal officers and chief financial officers are collaborating more at work, according to accountants, while Wells Fargo's top lawyer still sits at the troubled bank's helm amid a permanent CEO search approaching its six-month mark.
August 07, 2019 at 06:05 PM
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The Association of Corporate Counsel announced last week it is supporting the proposed Admission and Discipline Rule 6.2 of the Indiana Rules of Court. This rule would allow in-house counsel who practice on a business counsel license to participate in pro bono legal services.
However, the language in the rule, the ACC says, restricts the kind of pro bono work that those with a business counsel license can participate in.
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