For many, a key attraction of working in-house is the ability to leave behind the timesheets of private practice. But more and more in-house departments are beginning to recognise the attraction of time recording tools.
In the US, most in-house legal functions use specialised computer systems – often called workflow systems or work management systems – to manage and organise their matters, monitoring time spent and costs incurred whether the work is being done internally or farmed out to law firms.
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