[EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part III of an ongoing series rolling out data on the relationships between in-house legal departments with their outside counsel from the ACC/American Lawyer Alternative Billing 2010 Survey. To read part I, click here, to read part II, click here.]
You’ve seen the results of the ACC/The American Lawyer Alternative Billing 2010 Survey — a joint polling effort of the Association of Corporate Counsel and Corporate Counsel sibling publication The American Lawyer. The survey included input from 453 corporate chief legal officers and general counsel, 128 of which worked for companies with annual revenues of $1 billion or more.
