In-house legal staffing has continued to increase year over year, while outside counsel spending has remained flat.
October 08, 2015 at 07:28 PM
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In-house legal staffing has continued to increase year over year, while outside counsel spending has remained flat, according to a just-released survey from HBR Consulting.
Lauren Chung, HBR’s senior director and survey editor, says the results did not surprise her. Her company has been doing the annual survey of in-house legal teams and following the trends for 11 years, she adds.
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