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Things are looking good for in-house attorneys. A recent Altman Weil survey reveals that corporations across the country have beefed up many of their in-house lawyers' salaries and bonuses, and legal departments are returning to the hiring levels of five or six years ago. Companies are ready to spend more on their in-house departments as it becomes clear that they can save money by keeping work in-house instead of farming it out.
November 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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