The GCs have spoken. And already, their outside counsel have heard a “wake-up call” and a “warning bell” about impending change that could shake up competition among law firms.
A group of 25 general counsel from major companies on Tuesday announced a plan to share and analyze data on the law firms they use and the outcomes they achieve, with the goal of figuring out what types of firms and billing arrangements work best.
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