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    Part 1: What do clients need from their in-house lawyers post-COVID-19?

    Ciaran Fenton •

    Posted 6 days ago

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    Leadership consultant Ciaran Fenton asks: how should we reset the role of the legal department? Ciaran’s view is that it’s not enough for lawyers to ask their clients what they want - it’s time for lawyers to step up and articulate the purpose of the function and how it should drive the business.

    Ciaran has worked with hundreds of in-house lawyers and other senior professionals in helping them define and set their purpose.

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