In-house lawyers are pleased with the service they are getting from their external legal advisers, and the situation is getting better. But, says Philip Hoult, there is still plenty of room for improvement
October 03, 2001 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
In-house lawyers have given their external law firms a big pat on the back, according to the latest Benchmarker survey commissioned by Legal Week’s sister title Legal Director.
In a poll of 101 general counsel at leading UK companies, conducted in association with Pinsent Curtis Biddle, more than half (55%) say that they are ‘extremely satisfied’ with their primary law firms. A further 41% report that they are ‘quite satisfied’. Only 4% are not.
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