In-House Counsel refers to lawyers who are employed directly by a corporation or organization rather than working for a law firm. Their primary role is to provide legal advice and support on various matters, including contracts, compliance, and risk management. This allows the organization to navigate legal challenges effectively while ensuring that its operations align with applicable laws and regulations. In-House Counsel often collaborate with other departments, such as human resources and finance, to address legal issues that arise in day-to-day operations. They may also represent the organization in negotiations and disputes, working to protect the interests of the company while minimizing legal risks.