We all know things rarely go according to plan, and part of monitoring a project is being able to see when things might be headed off the rails. Clients don’t like to be blindsided by bad news, so if that happens, you have to be able to communicate that fact to your client. Hear from some in-house counsel about how to avoid blindsiding them and how to tell them when things go awry.

Have You Had a Situation Where You Were In the Dark and Then Blindsided? What Was That Like? How Would You Recommend Your Law Firms How to Avoid This?

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