A recent report from IPRO and ACEDS found that a majority of in-house lawyers are likely to prefer working with smaller firms going forward as they see them as more innovative, pushing back on the narrative that Big Law has been at the forefront of legal innovation.
April 12, 2023 at 03:32 PM
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It’s a bit of a truism by now to point out that recent economic fluctuations have reshuffled the work distribution between Big Law, in-house counsel and alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) over the past couple of years.
But more recently, one more player has thrown its hat in the ring, and seems to be receiving more attention from corporate America: boutique firms.
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