2008 Chief Legal Officer Survey By Altman Weil, Inc.

The Opinions of Chief Legal Officers on Issues of Importance

For the ninth year in a row, Altman Weil, Inc. has surveyed Chief Legal Officers (CLOs) in issues of importance in managing their corporate law departments. The purpose of these surveys is to:

1) Capture current thinking of Chief Legal Officers.
2) Compare CLOs’ year?to?year answers and changes in thinking, including three?year trend data when available.
3) Share the results of the tabulated surveys with the legal profession, enabling both corporate law departments and law firms to benefit from the surveys.

Participation

One hundred and twenty six Chief Legal Officers provided responses for the 2008 survey, conducted in May and June 2008. The survey responses were tabulated and analyzed, including a summary of the results in Section 2 and demographic data on survey participants in Section 3.

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