A recent piece by Adam Rouse, Tamra Tyree Moore, Kassi Burns, Olga V. Mack, and Renee Meisel highlights a broader shift taking place across legal functions—one where in-house teams are moving closer to the center of how litigation is shaped and executed.
Rather than focusing on process alone, the article points to a more fundamental change in how legal work is initiated and managed. For organizations navigating this transition, the implications are significant—not only for internal teams, but also for how they collaborate with external counsel going forward. Read the full article to explore how this shift is unfolding in practice.
