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: Law Department Management

The law department is only one player, and a modest one, in a company?s total observance of the laws

By Rees Morrison

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Laws permeate the operations of companies, as do regulations, ordinances, agency procedures, judicial decisions, and many other forms of juristic governmental dictates. Let?s just call them all ?laws.? Given the pervasiveness of laws in a company?s operations, what should be the scope responsibility for observance of them sought from the eponymous department? Obedience to laws hardly falls completely on the law department. Rather, the weight of day-to-day compliance falls to managers and s read more

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