More companies are paying their outside counsel off the clock, according to a new survey by consultants Hildebrandt. Just over half of the 231 companies responding to the Hildebrandt 2009 Law Department Survey said they either have started or will start negotiating non-hourly billing arrangements with their outside counsel, while more than a quarter said they are considering them.
November 20, 2009 at 05:54 AM
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More companies are paying their outside counsel off the clock, according to a new survey by consultants Hildebrandt.
Just over half of the 231 companies responding to the Hildebrandt 2009 Law Department Survey said they either have started or will start negotiating non-hourly billing arrangements with their outside counsel, while more than a quarter said they are considering them.
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