Law Practice
Feb. 13, 2015
In-house attorneys consider 'product counsel' for legal teams
In an effort to combat in-house inefficiency, some companies are switching up their strategies when it comes to structuring legal departments.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In an effort to combat in-house inefficiency, some companies are switching up their strategies when it comes to structuring legal departments. In lieu of solely hiring subject matter experts - like intellectual property or privacy counsel - and assigning them to manage those specific issues for a variety of products, they're using "product counsel."
Effectively, industry observers say, p...
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