FIRST RELEASE: A new survey suggests that U.S. law firms are losing international business opportunities because a surprising number of in-house lawyers prefer to seek counsel in other countries.
August 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Are U.S. law firms losing international business opportunities because a surprising number of in-house lawyers prefer to seek counsel in other countries?
That’s the conclusion of a survey that suggests global companies would rather be advised by British firms. Which is especially bad news for their U.S. counterparts because this is an area of explosive growth.
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