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A Brief Description of Legal Matters Your Shared In-House Counsel Could Perform
Incomplete List of Legal Matters for a Shared In-House Counsel
- Maintaining required corporate records (including by-laws, meetings, notices, filing, share issuance, buy-sell agreements among principal shareholders, any required filings with governmental agencies)
- Defense of lawsuits brought against the corporation
- Keeping abreast and complying with licensing requirements
- Dealing with insurance companies, including the making of claims
- Prosecution of claims against competitors (typically for buying goods at illegally low prices)
- Negotiating or drafting agreements
- Investigation of claims being made against the corporation
- Conduct periodic "legal audits" of the overall legal health of the corporation
- Records retention requirements when corporation is involved in litigation
- Ensure compliance with various federal and state laws
- Monitor financial health of corporation and advice when corporate property or rights are being wrongfully appropriated by competitors, government action, employees or others
- Qualification of corporation to do business in other states when required
- Use litigation to protect the business and assets of the corporation
- Analyzing class action opportunities occasionally presented for corporation's participation
- Other matters commonly handled by in-house or counsel
Note: There are many things that an in-house lawyer (or corporate attorney general) can do efficiently for a corporation. One of the most important things, in my opinion, is to give the corporation a low-cost opportunity to enforce its rights in court.