'It's Not About Speed': Forging Strong Legal Department-Law Firm Relationships Starts With Humility, Trust
“The best partners are those who are willing to admit when they’re wrong and are open to learning. It’s frustrating when they just bulldoze ahead with their own strategies without considering our input,” said Nishat Ruiter, general counsel of TED Conferences.
November 15, 2024 at 03:40 PM
6 minute read
General Counsel and In House CounselAs legal departments increase expectations for outside counsel, they want more than quick fixes. They’re looking for lasting relationships rooted in trust, clear communication and a deep understanding of their business.
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