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How general counsel became the corporate ‘voice of conscience’

Increased responsibility for drafting and operating ethical standards looks unstoppable

For in-house counsel, providing straightforward advice on a company’s compliance with the law is no longer enough. So-called stakeholder capitalism means companies are under pressure on all sides — from investors to clients, consumers and campaigners — to carry out business with integrity and transparency.

And it is senior in-house lawyers that are increasingly tasked with satisfying these demands, as a business’s voice of conscience.

General counsel are increasingly taking on responsibility for environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies, which encompass areas such as climate change, human rights and diversity and inclusion.

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