When should a business start thinking about having an in-house legal team? When you need someone in your team that helps you to navigate the legal risks and opportunities associated with strategically and financially significant matters. When you are negotiating with key customers and suppliers, have you assembled the right team to represent your interests in the best way? When I started supporting Port of Auckland as a Juno Lawyer at the beginning of this year, there was no existing in-house legal team. I've really enjoyed working closely with both supplier and customer-facing teams, uncovering a deeper understanding of the business drivers and helping to connect the dots internally. This engagement has given Port of Auckland the opportunity to show the business the benefit of quality in-house legal advice, while allowing it to take time to figure out its long term roadmap for how it will resource its legal advice needs. If you are involved with a business reaching that stage where you are wondering if in-house legal support would be helpful, feel free to message me for a chat. Juno Legal offers a range of options, from managed legal services, fractional / part time General Counsel, interim legal counsel or General Counsel, to advice and consulting on how to set up or optimise an in-house legal team.
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