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“I was very clear,” says Sonal Basu, head of legal for the Americas region for Mindtree, an IT services provider. “I just wanted to be affiliated with corporate and commercial law as an in-house counsel.”

I think that keeping up with the pace of regulatory change in the asset management space is tough. Particularly because so many solutions rely on different technologies that do not always integrate as much as I would like.

Lawyers do many things, but one of the most common is writing. In this post, I’ll talk about some of the best practices for turning abstract ideas into a concrete and well-organized vision.

It’s been said that “content is king,” which I suppose it is, but perhaps in the world of the modern in-house counsel, “IP is king.” And if our company’s IP is in fact one of, if not its most, valuable assets, then it is our job as in-house counsel to protect the king.

A day in the life of Diane Pedicini Duvall, VP Deputy General Counsel at Catalent Pharma Solutions in Somerset, New Jersey.

The official language of Trinidad and Tobago is English, and Trinidadians are known for being direct and to the point. Although there is a level of familiarity, there is also quite a bit of humor in practice while doing business in the country.

Being a leader is not about us, but about those being led. With that said, it is important for us to understand how to develop our employees into the best versions of themselves by creating environments where they can thrive.

In the workplace, as we small-law attorneys seek to fully integrate with our business teams, we look for opportunities to identify valued and trusted resources.

If you really want to get serious about better managing these risks, find a way to work with your leadership to implement a systematic approach to measure the effectiveness of the systems you and your organization are counting on to stay out of trouble.

Philosophers find lawyers very frustrating. Coming up with alternative endings is not permitted in Trolley Problems, but it is instructive. It shows how difficult the underlying dilemma really is.