So You Want to Be a General Counsel? How to Maximize Your Chances
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The legal skills, leadership attributes and career advice you need to become a general counsel.
David M. Love III Dallas Mark Roellig Senior Client Advisor, Perkins Coie; four-time Fortune 500 general counsel Tom Spelt Toronto Many attorneys, after spending their formative years in law firms, governmental posts or in-house positions, begin to look toward taking on different challenges and responsibilities — and in particular leading an entire in-house legal organization as general counsel. Unfortunately for many, despite their years of experience, they have neither acquired the skills and attributes nor developed an understanding of the process that maximizes their chances of…
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