Malcolm Haack, general counsel at Australian chemicals maker Orica. Courtesy photo In-House Counsel 'Stand Shoulder to Shoulder With the Best Practitioners in Private Practice,' Says GC of a Multinational Company
In an interview, the GC of Australia's publicly traded company Orica, Malcolm Haack, discusses outside counsel, legal tech and what makes a good in-house counsel.
November 10, 2021 at 07:00 PM
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General Counsel and In House Counsel
Malcolm Haack, general counsel at the Australia-headquartered chemicals company Orica, says the skill level of in-house lawyers has evolved significantly in the 25 years he's practiced law, and the general perception that corporate counsel are the poor cousins to lawyers in private practice is no longer valid.
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