Antonino “Nino” Cusimano is a prime example of the modern global general counsel, 2019 model. His education spans two continents and countries, with a law degree in Italy followed by a Fulbright exchange program in the United States. Cusimano did his time in private practice in London, was headhunted to work for an American company […]
Ben Heineman founded the modern American law department. Sure, in- house legal departments existed before his arrival at General Electric Co. in 1987, but they weren’t the equivalent of big-firm legal powerhouses, as many of
Alesch Staehelin just got out of school. Not literally—he’s been a lawyer for a couple of decades. But he left the U.S. tech colossus IBM Corp. for private practice at TIMES Attorneys
Joana Roucayrol, group general counsel at S.T. Dupont, tells inhousecommunityus.com how a single lawyer manages a company’s legal needs. “In France we say that being a lawyer is not a job, but
We interviewed the celebrated law futurologist Richard Susskind about the future of the practice of law. He’s known for being a provocative iconoclast, and he did not disappoint. You said that it is vital
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«Shareholders don’t particularly care if we write perfect contracts or if we enable precise governance, we are expected to do that. What they really recognize are the positive outcomes that derive from our activities»,
