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The survey from Thomson Reuters also indicated that when it comes to ops, the West Coast is the place to be.
June 27, 2018 at 07:00 AM
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Stagnant budgets combined with a growing amount of legal work continues to put legal departments in a bind, but legal operations just might be the solution, according to a report published by Thomson Reuters on Monday.
The report, based on a survey conducted in May, gathered responses from 217 legal departments with various levels of external spend, from less than $4 million per year to over $50 million.
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