A recent study has found that corporate legal departments are increasingly turning to outside counsel to help them manage growing litigation caseloads and navigate new federal rules pertaining to electronic discovery and litigation management. A growth in caseloads and more time-intensive early-stage litigation work are key factors driving corporate legal departments to increase their reliance on outside counsel.
November 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
A recent study has found that corporate legal departments are increasingly turning to outside counsel to help them manage growing litigation caseloads and navigate new federal rules pertaining to electronic discovery and litigation management.
A growth in caseloads and more time-intensive early-stage litigation work are key factors driving corporate legal departments to increase their reliance on outside counsel.
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