Title: The future of the in-house lawyer : the general counsel revolution /
Authors: Tapp, Richard,
Year: 2016
Subjects: Corporate legal departments England.; Corporate legal departments Wales.; Corporate legal departments; Corporate lawyers.; In-house services (Business); England; Wales
Abstract: This special report offers a collection of essays by in-house counsel from a variety of different types of organisations. It will be of interest to all in-house lawyers, regardless of where they work or their role within their organisation.
Contents: 1. The general counsel revolution / Richard Tapp -- 2. The future legal market and the role of in-house lawyers / Stephen Mayson -- 3. General counsel and the revolution in legal (re)sourcing / Robin Saphra -- 4. Legal risk: some ethical challenges / Richard Moorhead, Stephen Vaughan -- 5. Shaping the organisation: the general counsel's role / Rosemary Martin -- 6. The in-house team: the need to run faster / Donny Ching -- 7. The general counsel and the regulated organisation / Suzanne Wise -- 8. Leadership beyond the law / Deepak Malhotra -- 9. The role of the general counsel: the view from a law firm / Chris Saul, William Underhill -- 10. The in-house lawyer and systems: quality, technology and Moore / Bruce Macmillan -- 11. The changing role of the general counsel in local government / David Tatlow -- 12. Today's general counsel to a large financial institution / Kate Cheetham -- 13. The newly appointed general counsel / Andrew Lewis -- 14. New ways of working for in-house counsel / Maaike de Bie -- 15. The general counsel in a global charity / Joss Saunders -- 16. The general counsel role: the chief executive's view / Alistair Cox -- 17. The innovative general counsel / Reena SenGupta -- 18. Crisis and the legal department / Stathis Mihos -- 19. Stepping out or up? How to make a successful transition / Sally Woodward -- 20. The future of the in-house lawyer: towards a new lifecycle model for in-house legal / Richard Tapp.