Missouri In House Counsel Legal news, updates and analysis

While sometimes creating concerns about corporate culture and morale, the impact of COVID on in-house legal departments has seen a wave of vocational innovation that has transformed ad hoc arrangements into new information sharing capabilities and evolved emergency isolation measures into flexible hybrid working schedules.

When Amanda Garcia-Williams is asked whether diversity is just a buzzword for some law firms, she quickly mentions three groups. 

There were parts of Carrie Wrisberg’s future which seemed clear even before law school.

Growing up, St. Louisan Eugene Tucker loved the beauty of the natural world and traveled the American West widely to see everything from Mount Rushmore to the Pacific Coast, a history which followed him to Saint Louis University Law School.

As chief counsel of Missouri LAGERS, Jason Paulsmeyer’s professional plate has a varied menu.

Kay Noonan is quick to credit the roles others have played in her work.

Philip Kirkpatrick’s nominator notes that one of Kirkpatrick’s first tasks upon assuming his duties as regional general counsel for Rabobank, North America was to merge a wholesale banking legal team in New York with a rural lending team at an agrifinance subsidiary in suburban St. Louis.

Bill Hutton isn’t shy when talking about why he attended law school.

Jovita Foster knows precisely why she enjoys the role of a general counsel.

As general counsel and chief compliance officer with Missouri State University, Rachael Dockery wears a lot of hats.