New research suggests that despite larger in-house teams, preparing for Brexit will still require external advice.
May 14, 2019 at 03:00 AM
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The U.K. Government cut its spending on law firms and barristers by 10% last year as the number of its in-house lawyers increased, according to new research.
Findings by Thomson Reuters suggest law firms have been feeling the impact of a government efficiency drive when it comes to legal spending, with a growing bench of in-house lawyers set tasks previously done by external advisers.
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