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THE ROLE OF IN-HOUSE COUNSEL

By lawplus

September 03, 2019

The Role of In-House Counsel: Importance and Benefits for Enterprises

The role of in-house counsel is critical to the successful formation, operation, and long-term stability of enterprises. While many businesses rely on lawyers only during crises, involving legal counsel in all stages of development ensures seamless operations, prevents unnecessary risks, and supports strategic growth. Below, we explore the key contributions of in-house counsel to businesses.

1. Role in Establishing the Company

In-house counsel plays an integral role in the early stages of company formation by:

2. Supporting Management Activities

Annual activities such as maintaining legal compliance, organizing shareholder meetings, leadership operations, and personnel arrangements must adhere to state laws. In-house counsel helps businesses:

3. Protecting Intellectual Property

The role of in-house counsel extends to safeguarding intellectual property, including:

4. Drafting and Reviewing Contracts

With a lawyer’s expertise, contracts are drafted with:

5. Managing Personnel and Labor Issues

Labor contracts can significantly impact a company’s reputation and operations. In-house counsel ensures:

6. Resolving Disputes

In the event of commercial disputes, in-house counsel provides:

Comprehensive External Legal Deparment with Law Plus

Law Plus understands the importance of having regular, professional legal support. Its internal legal package offers businesses access to experienced in-house counsel for:

Law Plus provides an Internal legal package that allows businesses to use Law Plus’s lawyers to provide regular legal advice, to check and control business’s legal risk in a comprehensive way. The scope of services including:

  1. Reviewing/ checking contracts, agreements;
  2. Solving labor issues or conflicts.
  3. Building contract templates and train to apply these template.
  4. Advise on solving unusual issues in the business operations;
  5. Advising and registering the necessary for the business;
  6. Advise on building and reviewing all legal documentations, business policies;
  7. Advising, registering and managing inside and outside the country;
  8. Provide legal update for the operation of the business;
  9. Periodic legal training for enterprises;
  10. Advice on building the enterprise legal risk control system (build the necessary mechanisms to identifying the risks, the necessary actions and how to manage the legal risks effectively).
  11. ;
  12. Project legal consultancy, and other specialized consultancy for business leaders;

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