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Charles Russell Speechlys kickstarts its 'In-House Insights' programme with the first event of the series

We are delighted to have welcomed all levels of in-house lawyers from a range of sectors to our London offices on Tuesday 22nd November 2022.

For our first 'In-House Insights' event, our panel of General Counsel and Heads of Legal from The Restaurant Group, Marshmallow, Acora and Meggitt discussed three key themes: the evolution of the in-house role; operational trends; and top tips for working with external counsel.

As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting those working in in-house roles, this initiative, spearheaded by Partner Megan Paul and Senior Associate Caroline Young, is designed to provide valuable insights on a range of pertinent topics and facilitate connections amongst the in-house community. To sign up for our next session, please register your interest here.

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