Screenshot of discussion. (top row, left to right): Susan Hacket, CEO of the consultancy Legal Executive Leadership, and Alan Tse, global chief legal officer of real estate company Jones Lang LaSalle. (Bottom row, left to right): Laura Stein, executive vice president of corporate and legal affairs and general counsel of Mondelēz International, and Donny Ching, legal director of Royal Dutch Shell.
As corporations expand into multiple countries, their growing legal departments increasingly face a challenging question: how do they centralize both legal and administrative work to find efficiencies while handling matters demanding local expertise?
Corporate legal leaders who oversee hundreds of lawyers around the globe need to find a balance and flexibility across their in-house teams, according to several top in-house lawyers, including lawyers from Jones Lang LaSalle, Royal Dutch Shell and Mondelēz International who spoke at a recent panel on the topic.
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