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Besides the priorities of price and skill set, GCs dished on the factors they consider when evaluating a law firm and whether they talk about firms with one another.
October 17, 2018 at 06:09 PM
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Do you ever wonder whether in-house counsel for different companies swap information about law firms with one another? Well, they do—the good, the bad and the detailed.
So how much can a disparaging remark influence other general counsel who are looking to hire a law firm? Besides the priorities of price and skill set, what other factors do GCs consider when evaluating a law firm?
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