Western lawyers could learn a thing or two from their Asia counterparts. When it comes to billing practices and service delivery, Asian general counsel (GC) rate their external law firms more highly than GCs in the West. And although there is obviously a degree of variation between countries and firms, external advisers to Asian in-house counsel are seemingly better at delivering legal advice than those firms servicing GCs in Europe and elsewhere.
March 21, 2013 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Western lawyers could learn a thing or two from their Asia counterparts. When it comes to billing practices and service delivery, Asian general counsel (GC) rate their external law firms more highly than GCs in the West.
And although there is obviously a degree of variation between countries and firms, external advisers to Asian in-house counsel are seemingly better at delivering legal advice than those firms servicing GCs in Europe and elsewhere.
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