In-house lawyers—Learning and development plan

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In-house lawyers—Learning and development plan

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis In-house Advisor expert

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Learning and development (L&D) plan

Period of cover: [insert period]

Responsibility

The person responsible for this plan is:[insert the name of the person responsible for this plan, eg head of L&D, head of HR, training manager]

Business objectives

What are the legal department’s business objectives?[insert business objective 1 taken from the business plan, eg to reduce external legal spend by x%][insert business objective 2 taken from the
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