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	{{a\|people\|[[File:Legal awards.png\|450px\|thumb\|center\|Just a golden envelope away]]}}To bring some rigour to the annual [[Awards]] season, and short of some kind of centralised hunger games whereby different inhouse legal teams gather to duel, or compete in ~~a multi-disciplinary professional decathlon~~ of [[tedium]] endurance events — the [[JC]] today publishes some standardised criteria by which judging panels — who plainly have no clue otherwise — may assess finalists for [[inhouse legal team of the year]] [[Awards\|award]]s.		{{a\|people\|[[File:Legal awards.png\|450px\|thumb\|center\|Just a golden envelope away]]}}To bring some rigour to the annual [[Awards]] season, and short of some kind of centralised hunger games whereby different inhouse legal teams gather to duel, or compete in some kind of heptathlon of [[tedium]]-endurance events — the [[JC]] today publishes some standardised criteria by which judging panels — who plainly have no clue otherwise — may assess finalists for [[inhouse legal team of the year]] [[Awards\|award]]s.

	As any experienced [[inhouse lawyer]] will tell you, the following are the core skills:		As any experienced [[inhouse lawyer]] will tell you, the following are the core skills: