Category: Law Department Advice
Engaging Temporary Attorneys: Illustrating the value proposition to your CFO
There are many instances throughout the year when the General Counsel (GC) and the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) must collaborate on legal/financial concerns because both
3 Ways Temporary Attorneys Can Help Balance Law Department Challenges
Evolutions in markets and economies place high demand on companies to scale, flex, and adapt, across an array of business units and departments simultaneously. Even
GC Succession Planning 101, Part Three: Departing with Grace & Defining Your Next Chapter
Preparing for retirement compels General Counsel to construct new plans and embrace their position in unfamiliar territory: a world of drastically expanded free time. Clio’s
GC Succession Planning 101, Part Two: Provide the Maximum Resources to Cement Your Legacy
In our last blog about law department succession planning, we discussed the importance of conducting some soul-searching before taking the plunge into retirement. The ability
GC Succession Planning 101: How to Include the C-Suite
Retirement is all about readiness, and the last few years made seasoned attorneys reexamine their retirement plans. In fact, one-third of retirement-age attorneys in the
Three Concepts to Unite Your Multigenerational Law Department
A multigenerational workforce offers significant benefits to any company, and law department leadership can optimize those benefits by working to harmonize their respective efforts. Remarkably,
