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In-house legal professionals at three large organizations agree that hiring the right outside counsel is as much a matter of culture than it is of expertise and ability.
August 27, 2018 at 10:00 AM
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Legal departments will likely differ in types of legal work they handle, their technological abilities and their size. But when it comes to hiring outside help, many have the same expectations.
At the “Expectations of Outside Counsel: A General Counsel Perspective” session of ILTACON 2018, three in-house legal professionals from some of the biggest companies in the global economy shed light on how they approach hiring outside counsel, and what they expect from these firms.
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