Credit: Crystal Eye Studio/Shutterstock.com GCs Want to Be the Corporate Conscience. But Can They Do It Alone?
"I don't want a world where the legal team or general counsel is the only conscience-bearer in the company," said Kirupa Pushparaj, general counsel of Step.
February 17, 2023 at 06:23 AM
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General Counsel and In House Counsel
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A recent survey that found general counsel see themselves as the conscience of the company underscored the broad scope of responsibilities legal chiefs now have but also the increasing complexity of their responsibilities.
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