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Most GCs have long had the sole authority to hire and fire outside counsel; that may be changing. At many high-profile companies, procurement executives are reviewing external legal spending. These purchasing specialists have had some initial success in reducing outside counsel bills, but their involvement in the legal hiring process has plenty of critics -- from GCs who resent the intrusion, to law firm partners who feel that they're being asked to give unrealistic fee estimates.
April 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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