David J. Zarfes is GC of the U.S. division of Paris-based Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, the third-largest management and technology consulting firm in the world. The tight economy has forced Zarfes to spend a lot of time reviewing the firm's legal budget expenses. His conclusion: The company should hire several more senior in-house attorneys and cut back on its use of outside counsel.
March 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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