Corporate
Jan. 31, 2014
General counsel act as strategic advisers and like it, survey says
More than three-quarters of general counsel now spend the bulk of their time advising executives and helping steer strategy, according to a new report.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
General counsel have a number of concerns on their mind, but lacking a seat at the corporate table isn't one of them. More than three-quarters of general counsel report spending the bulk of their time advising executives and assisting on some strategic matters, according to a new study.
"General counsel are really active and engaged members of the C-suite," said Veta T. Richardson, pr...
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