Corporate legal leaders are taking a bigger role in government and public affairs as businesses navigate a volatile political environment.
At a time when a public misstep can quickly spark policy and legal blowback, a chief legal officer’s risk mitigation work increasingly includes meetings with policymakers and oversight of the company’s reputation and messaging. The role’s remit has been expanding over the last decade beyond a focus on purely legal risks like litigation threats.
“There’s a strong gravitational pull that Washington is now having, because of its outsize influence on companies,” said Ron Bonjean, co-founder and partner of the bipartisan ...
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