Changing industries: CV and interview tips
Thinking about moving sector? There may be plenty of opportunities in the market, but how can you make an impact with your CV and at interview and demonstrate you really want a change? Diana Bentley canvasses recruiters and heads of legal for their advice on how to get yourself noticed ...
Get on board
Swati Paul, general counsel, London Luton Airport spoke at the In-house Division annual conference in June, on the role of lawyers on boards. A board member herself, she shares her experience of taking her seat at the table, and some tips for success.
Nice work: the in-house recruitment landscape
Diana Bentley investigates the current recruitment environment for the in-house sector.
Capital thinking: London and the south-east regional focus
London is one of the most exciting and career-driven cities in the world, and a key destination if you want to take your job to the next level. But in these uncertain economic times, and no Brexit decision in sight, is the south-east really the best place to develop your ...
The long read: Privilege in a post-ENRC world
Recent cases on legal professional privilege drive home some key lessons from last year’s SFO v ENRC case, many of which are particularly relevant for in-house lawyers. Alan Sheeley and Emilie Jones look in detail at several judgments, and provide a number of important practical take-away points.
GDPR compliance: engaging the business
Sophie Gould, head of PSL In-house at Lexis Nexis, looks at how some organisations are encouraging wider corporate engagement with GDPR compliance.
GDPR: What in-house lawyers need to know
The clock is ticking down to the General Data Protection Regulation coming into force in May 2018. As an in-house lawyer, what do you need to know, and more importantly, what do you need to do? Robert Rutherford provides an in-depth, back to basics guide.
Conference 2017: A practical approach to the GDPR
Paul Cummins, head of Legal at Milton Keynes Council and a member of the In-House Division committee, offers a practical, nine-step guide to implementing the General Data Protection Regulation in your organisation.
All change: what do the new SRA Standards and Regulations mean for in-house?
This November, the SRA introduces new Standards and Regulations, which will free solicitors working outside SRA-regulated firms from some restrictions in providing advice to external clients. But how will this work in practice, and could it be something for in-house lawyers to consider? Marzena Lipman takes a closer look
Mitigating risk Q&A
Following our successful seminar on mitigating risk in January, we will be running a series of Q&A in which in-house counsel from different sectors discuss their approaches to risk. First up is former Bupa GC Paul Newton, who sat on the seminar panel. He talks educating the business and how ...
