The legal department at self-driving car company Cruise has overseen fast growth and multiple rounds of outside investment from the likes of Honda and institutional investors such as T. Rowe Price. The effort landed Cruise’s in-house department finalist honors in the Most Innovative Emerging Company Legal Department of the Year category of The Recorder’s California Leaders in Tech Law and Innovation Awards. Matt Gipple, general counsel of the Softbank- and GM-backed company, recently discussed the characteristics of his in-house team with The Recorder.

The Recorder: What are the distinguishing characteristics of Cruise’s in-house legal department and the lawyers and staff that make it up?

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