The In-House Lawyer
WEBAbout us. Established in 1992, The In-House Lawyer is the magazine of choice of the in-house counsel of the UK and EMEA. Relied upon and trusted by heads of legal departments, company secretaries and managing directors of FTSE 250 companies for providing authoritative and independent editorial content, The In-House Lawyer boasts the largest and most comprehensive published resources of ...
Features – The In-House Lawyer
WEBGenerative AI is set to transform the way in-house lawyers work. Legal 500 London editor Cameron Purse moderated a recent panel discussion in Edinburgh sponsored by Addleshaw Goddard in which Candice Donnelly, director of corporate (legal) at Skyscanner and Colin Telford, senior legal counsel, NatWest, joined Addleshaw partner Ross McKenzie and head of innovation Kerry …
The In-House Lawyer
WEBTfL plans journey with new line-up of legal advisers. Transport for London (TfL) is in the process of shortlisting firms for its new legal services framework, as the current roster enters the last year of its existing line-up. The government body is reviewing submissions from firms to draw up a shortlist of bidders to be invited to tender.
The next step – The In-House Lawyer
WEBThe next step. Are in-house counsel ready to be business leaders? It seems a strange question to have to ask given the level of education and training of most in-house lawyers and the dramatic expansion of the size and responsibilities of legal teams over the last 15 years. And yet, leadership remains an issue that hangs ominously over the ...
Profile – The In-House Lawyer
WEBAleksandra Schellenberg, UBS. Aleksandra Schellenberg, UBS’ global head of legal sustainable finance, knew she wanted to be a lawyer from the age of 14, revealing that she made her decision after watching the first episode of American legal comedy drama Ally McBeal, while growing up in Poland in the late 1990s.
About The In-House Lawyer – The In-House Lawyer
WEBEstablished in 1992, The In-House Lawyer is the magazine of choice of the in-house counsel of the UK and EMEA. Relied upon and trusted by Heads of Legal Departments, Company Secretaries and Managing Directors of FTSE 250 companies for providing authoritative and independent editorial content, The In House Lawyer boasts the largest and most comprehensive published resources of professional ...
The team in I – The In-House Lawyer
WEBThe panellists. Klaas Evelein, general counsel, Unilever. Peter Farrell, head of legal, BBC. Alison Gaskins, chief of staff to group general counsel, Barclays. Michael Shaw, general counsel, The Royal Bank of Scotland. Ian Gray, chair (Europe), Eversheds Sutherland. Alex Novarese, editor-in-chief, The In-House Lawyer.
Under the influence - In-House Lawyer
WEBOne of the book’s central ideas is that in-house lawyers operate in a ‘tournament of influence’ inside their organisations. As part of this tournament, they manage their independence (a core professional obligation) through a series of networked interactions with colleagues. In each engagement, in each piece of work, the in-houser ...
In-house legal reimagined – The In-House Lawyer
WEBOn day one of the retreat, The Legal 500 partnered with Thomson Reuters to examine where the in-house legal world might be headed, and what in-house legal teams might look like in 5-10 years’ time, as part of a wide-ranging panel discussion under the title of ‘In-house Legal Reimagined’. James Byrne, solutions consulting manager at ...
United Kingdom – The In-House Lawyer
WEBIt is often said that the speed of technological progress outstrips the law’s ability to keep pace. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the field of data protection and cybersecurity when almost daily reports of high-tech innovation contrast sharply with laborious and often ill-informed legislative debates over applicable …