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The International In-house Counsel Journal is concerned with the exchange of ideas of In-house Counsel representing commercial organisations from all sectors and jurisdictions around the world. Each quarterly issue contains papers based on case study experience of In-house Counsel in the main disciplines of commercial law from different jurisdictions.
Content is overseen by the IICJ Editorial Board that meets 4 times a year to discuss content and determine which papers are accepted for publication. The board is drawn from a range of industry sectors and jurisdiction with considerable international knowledge.
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Governance Is Tested When Rules Become Inconvenient
Every institution eventually encounters a defining moment. It is rarely triggered by a financial crisis, regulatory investigation or reputational scandal. Rather, it arises when...Read more
The United Kingdom does not have an AI law. It has no AI regulator. It has no single, binding set of rules governing how artificial intelligence is developed, deployed or...Read more
Charities, philanthropic foundations, and other non-profits are increasingly asked to deliver impact in a heightened-risk environment, and the legal and compliance landscape governing international charitable activity has never been more...Read more
Corruption has long been recognized as one of the most significant obstacles to economic development, institutional effectiveness, and public trust. According to the World Bank, corruption diverts public resources, discourages...Read more
Why contracts are failing business – and what in-house counsel should do about it
There is a moment, familiar to most in-house counsel, when a deal that seemed well-structured begins to...Read more
Every institution eventually encounters a defining moment. It is rarely triggered by a financial crisis, regulatory investigation or reputational scandal. Rather, it arises when adhering to its own rules becomes...Read more
Every project sponsor knows the moment. The land is assembled, the senior lender is committed, the equity is largely spoken for. And yet a gap remains. It may be ten...Read more
Oftentimes “how it looks” can be as damaging as “what happened.”
For regulators, prosecutors, courts, employees, customers, investors, and investigative journalists, organizational ethics is never judged solely through the narrow...Read more
Oftentimes “how it looks” can be as damaging as “what happened.”
For regulators, prosecutors, courts, employees, customers, investors, and investigative journalists, organizational ethics is never judged solely through the narrow...Read more
The 2026 Law Department Management Benchmarking Report highlights legal departments’ evolution into strategic partners, providing data-driven insights that support efficient resource allocation and operational agility
