The Corporate Counsel Show: Forecasted issues for in-house lawyers in 2020

Senior in-house counsel Claire Bibby joins host Jerome Doraisamy on this episode of The Corporate Counsel Show to take a deep dive into the key trends she foresees for the in-house sector this year.

Tasha Levy • 15 January 2020 • Podcast

Claire explains why climate change liability risk has become such a prominent issue for in-house lawyers, how royal commissions and inquiries have prompted an increase in professional negligence claims, and why in-house pro-bono work might rise with the implementation of new initiatives and guidelines.

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She also shares her predictions around a surge in in-house industrial relations claims, the potential implementation of policy in regards to gender pay gap transparency, and moreover, how all these issues can be perceived as opportunities for growth in the in-house space.

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Anonymous Wednesday, 12 August 2020

Most climate scientists are blind to the science of CO2 (carbon dioxide). Humans breathe in oxygen and exhale CO2, while plants “breathe in” CO2 and exhale oxygen. Carbon dioxide sustains life on this planet. CO2 scare-mongering is being used to control our financial and political institutions. Why are we allowing ourselves to be co-opted into underwriting this sham? By all means, preserve our environment, lessen pollution, grow more trees. There is plenty of legal work to be done toward this end. Open your eyes and look at the evidence.

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