In-house lawyers who have grown from young upstarts to power brokers have started to notice generation gaps.

“This younger generation doesn’t respect you because of the title,” said H. Eric Hilton, who at the ripe age of 39 is vice president of legal affairs, general counsel and corporate secretary of H.J. Russell & Co. “They’re not going to respect you just because you are the boss.”

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