Recent surveys found in-house counsel are spending more on outside counsel to handle mostly urgent and unplanned matters connected to the novel coronavirus. Also, the pandemic has created so many changes that may be hitting legal departments at unexpected angles.
August 12, 2020 at 06:05 PM
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In-house counsel are most likely overspending on outside counsel despite functioning in an unprecedented COVID-19 economy.
That’s according to two different surveys Corporate Counsel covered over the past week.
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