Welcome to the February 2014 edition of The In-House Lawyer magazine, containing all the latest articles and briefings from our co-publishers, written specifically for the in-house legal market.
This month we are delighted to publish our Rising Stars Powerlist 2014 - highlighting those standout performers coming into their own at major companies, typically but not exclusively during their 30s – the GCs of tomorrow if you like. For the complete list, click here
To keep up to date with regular developments in the in-house market please follow us on Twitter or join in the discussions on our LinkedIn group.
For the latest events please visit our Events page.
If the price is right, the UK will welcome you with open arms: encouraging business and investment i
|
Foul play? When will a person have authority to enter into a transaction on behalf of a company
|
Electricity market reform: the Capacity Market explained
|
Ten notable Scottish cases of 2013
We have considered ten notable Scottish cases decided in the civil courts in 2013. These include a ruling on the novel question of whether a liquidator can ... Read more |
Document management, IT and antitrust: some recent European Commission developments worth knowing ab
|
Product liability developments in 2013: what they mean for your business
|
The last two decades have witnessed migration on a scale not seen in the UK since the 1960s. In recent years the media coverage of immigration policy ... 
Companies and organisations depend on the notion of agency to conduct their business: they require natural persons to make decisions and enter into agreements on their behalf. ... 
The current reforms of the electricity market are intended to help tackle the ‘energy trilemma’: how to decarbonise electricity supply while ensuring security of supply and keeping prices affordable for consumers. ... 
The European Commission (as well as national competition authorities in the EU) have the right to request that companies submit internal documents. They also have powers to force companies, within certain ... 
Sarah Croft of Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP looks back over some of the main European product liability cases of 2013 and examines the trends which may impact businesses going ...
Top-ten guide: top ten ways to run your legal department like a business unitOnce a trainee has finished their legal education and completed a training contract, they can expect a prosperous and satisfying career. But one thing that many law students are not taught is how to run, or succeed in a business. Law firms have traditionally struggled with marrying the business of law with the practice of law, but less talked about is how in-house legal departments often struggle with integrating into their companies as a collaborative and effective unit of the business. To run like a business unit, it is important that your entire legal department has a ... Read more |
The thick end of the wedge
|
LSG supports businesses in more than 70 countries across a variety of industries. The spectrum of industries is wide but common themes prevail when it comes to the procurement of professional services.
Welcome to the February 2014 edition of The In-House Lawyer magazine, containing all the latest articles and briefings from our co-publishers, written specifically for the in-house legal market.
This month we are delighted to publish our Rising Stars Powerlist 2014 - highlighting those standout performers coming into their own at major companies, typically but not exclusively during their 30s – the GCs of tomorrow if you like. For the complete list, click here
To keep up to date with regular developments in the in-house market please follow us on Twitter or join in the discussions on our LinkedIn group.
For the latest events please visit our Events page.
Practice area
Most read
- Ten notable Scottish cases of 2013
- Product liability developments in 2013: what they mean for your business
- Foul play? When will a person have authority to enter into a transaction on behalf of a company
- Electricity market reform: the Capacity Market explained
- If the price is right, the UK will welcome you with open arms: encouraging business and investment in the UK
Contributors
