Survey of 150 GCs finds they have more influence and are operating at a higher strategic level than they were five years ago
July 27, 2016 at 04:06 AM
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General counsel (GCs) have become significantly more influential within their organisations during the past five years, according to research by Nabarro.
The firm’s annual GC survey – conducted by Legal Week Intelligence and based on responses from 150 senior in-house lawyers – found 82% of GCs said their influence was “strong” or “very strong”, compared to just 60% five years ago.
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