Consultant Pamela H. Woldow has spoken with dozens of GCs in the last few months, many of whom report themselves on the horns of a risky dilemma. They say they are inclined to join the cost-saving trend of using midsize and boutique firms that have lower costs bases, but are afraid the move will put them in hot water, no matter what the cost savings. Woldow offers some tips on prioritizing your business goals and defining what "quality" really means for each of those goals.
May 04, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Dear General Counsel or Chief Legal Officer:
If you feel like you are in a classic double bind these days, you are not alone. I have spoken with dozens of GCs in the last few months, and Altman Weil has surveyed hundreds more, many of whom report themselves on the horns of a risky dilemma.
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