A British survey of 900 in-house counsel rated the quality of legal advice as well as the quality delivering that advice as the most important factors in judging outside counsel, both scoring high with 96 percent of respondents.
December 07, 2015 at 05:17 PM
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A British survey of 900 in-house counsel rated the quality of legal advice as well as the quality delivering that advice as the most important factors in judging outside counsel, both scoring high with 96 percent of respondents.
The Best Legal Adviser survey, conducted annually by Legal Week Intelligence, asked executives at leading U.K. and international companies to rate the importance of 12 criteria in choosing outside counsel.
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