Top corporate counsel believe they are the technical equals of their private practice counterparts, as the growth of in-house teams helps boost the prestige of the profession. Michelle Madsen reports on the latest findings of The Verdict survey
September 26, 2007 at 08:10 PM
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Top corporate counsel believe they are the technical equals of their private practice counterparts, as the growth of in-house teams helps boost the prestige of the profession. Michelle Madsen reports on the latest findings of The Verdict survey
In-house lawyers believe they are the technical match of their colleagues in private practice, with one in four going so far as to claim that they are more legally proficient.
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