Once upon a time, a corporate law department consisted of just one office housing a team of lawyers. But increasingly, as companies do business around the globe, some of the in-house counsel who make that possible are located in foreign offices and for some law departments, in a raft of foreign offices. Stationing lawyers near their in-house clients enhances the efficiency and efficacy of their legal work. But it also causes problems.
September 22, 2008 at 12:03 AM
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