A majority of general counsel are keeping more legal work in-house "presumably in order to minimize outside counsel spend," according to the Winter 2014 General Counsel Survey from the Consero Group.
January 27, 2014 at 02:44 PM
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A majority of general counsel are keeping more legal work in-house “presumably in order to minimize outside counsel spend,” according to the Winter 2014 General Counsel Survey from the Consero Group.
The executive consulting firm, partnering with Applied Discovery, asked 10 questions of GCs who attended a December General Counsel Forum. Consero received 52 responses.
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