Eastern agendas – the priorities of Asian in-house lawyers revealed
A window into the concerns and priorities of senior corporate counsel in China is provided in a new study conducted by the World Law Group (WLG), in conjunction with LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell and ELD International. While the senior counsel participating in the Global Counsel Agenda 2012 study come from 30 countries worldwide, nearly 42% are based in Asia, with 20.4% in China (the questionnaire was provided in Mandarin).
December 13, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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One of the largest research projects to canvas the views of Asia-Pacific GCs found local legal teams often have very different agendas from global counterparts. Leigh Dance (pictured, above) reports
A window into the concerns and priorities of senior corporate counsel in China is provided in a new study conducted by the World Law Group (WLG), in conjunction with LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell and ELD International.
While the senior counsel participating in the Global Counsel Agenda 2012 study come from 30 countries worldwide, nearly 42% are based in Asia, with 20.4% in China (the questionnaire was provided in Mandarin).
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