Notes To My (Legal) Self Season 1, Episode 10: Creativity and Innovation for In-House Lawyers (with Catherine McGregor)
Explore the dynamic intersection of law and business with Catherine McGregor, a consultant, content creator, and trainer in the legal profession. Catherine shares insights from her extensive experience in law and academia, offering a fresh perspective on how in-house lawyers can drive innovation, collaboration, and creativity within their organizations. From discussing the evolving role of in-house legal teams to exploring the importance of business skills for lawyers, this podcast delves into practical strategies and real-life examples to inspire legal professionals to embrace change and lead with impact.
In this engaging podcast, Catherine McGregor discusses the dynamic landscape of the legal profession, particularly focusing on the role of in-house lawyers in driving innovation and change. Catherine draws from her diverse background in law, publishing, academia, and the creative arts to offer unique insights into the evolving nature of legal practice. The conversation covers topics such as the importance of business skills for in-house lawyers, the power of creativity and collaboration, and the transformative potential of purpose-driven legal departments. Through compelling anecdotes and practical advice, Catherine highlights the ways in which legal professionals can leverage their skills to become strategic business partners and catalysts for positive change within their organizations.
Learning Outcomes:
- Gain an understanding of the evolving role of in-house lawyers in today's business landscape.
- Explore the intersection of law and business, and the importance of business skills for legal professionals.
- Learn practical strategies for fostering innovation, creativity, and collaboration within legal departments.
- Discover real-life examples of successful legal teams that have embraced change and driven organizational growth.
- Reflect on the broader implications of purpose-driven lawyering and its impact on the future of the legal profession.