While there are some that may argue that the essence of being a lawyer has changed little over the past century, there is no doubt that the traditional system and way of delivering legal services is being challenged.
In this article, learn how trends in the legal community affect the role of in-house counsel, how legal departments are transforming to meet those challenges and more.
This article appears in the Australian Corporate Lawyer, Volume 26, Issue 4 - Summer 2016
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