The complex role of general counsel in corporate crisis planning is increasingly coming into focus. According to Robert Kaplan, a senior fellow at Harvard Business School, the relationship between typical corporate actions and return on investment is straightforward. However, the value derived from preparing for potential risks, which may never materialize, is not easily communicated to senior decision-makers. This highlights that the intricacies of risk preparation may require direct involvement from the general counsel.
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