The Inside Counsel Movement, Professional Judgment and Organizational Representation

Robert Eli Rosen

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Is AN ENLIGHTENMENT?Inside counsel-lawyers who are employees of private business corporations-now are being called "corporate counsel."Once they were "house counsel," "tame" and "kept" lawyers. 1 In forsaking organizational independence-the mantle of the free professional 2 -they once subjected themselves to the accusation of having sold their professional souls, if not their human ones, for a mess of pottage.' Once castigated, inside counsel reportedly now are accorded not only "admiration and respect" by their corporate employers 4 but also "growing prestige" within the bar.

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