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Law department goals, processes, practices, and methods ? a framework for these as well as concepts

By Rees Morrison

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Every law department has proximal goals and distal goals. Proximal goals are to reduce legal risks of the organization, to deliver legal advice to it, to resolve legal disputes involving it, and to handle legal documents on its behalf. Those...

Full post as published by Law Department Management on June 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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