A group of senior corporate counsel have called for in-house legal departments to push for more performance-based billing, reports Corporate Counsel. The Controlling Legal Costs conference, which took place in New York earlier this week, saw several outspoken advocates of alternative billing - including DuPont GC Thomas Sager, United Technologies associate GC Chester Paul Beach and FMC Technologies GC Jeffrey Carr - discuss the challenges and rewards of alternative billing arrangements.
December 03, 2009 at 07:37 AM
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A group of senior corporate counsel have called for in-house legal departments to push for more performance-based billing, reports Corporate Counsel.
The Controlling Legal Costs conference, which took place in New York earlier this week, saw several outspoken advocates of alternative billing – including DuPont GC Thomas Sager, United Technologies associate GC Chester Paul Beach and FMC Technologies GC Jeffrey Carr – discuss the challenges and rewards of alternative billing arrangements.
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