"Despite the widely anticipated increase in demand for legal services, only 22% of in-house teams plan to increase their use of outside counsel to handle the overflow," a new Harbor Law study said.
November 29, 2023 at 02:10 PM
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Legal departments pushed more work onto their in-house teams this year and used artificial intelligence and automation while “significantly” cutting spending on outside counsel.
And bulging workloads fell harder on many departments, with one-third of the 170 companies surveyed having fewer in-house staff this year than in 2022, a new Harbor Global law study found.
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