Following a period of sustained economic uncertainty, businesses are increasingly motivated to manage costs and risk in every corner of their businesses. Corporate legal departments have an opportunity not only to contribute to this effort but also to provide solutions that help businesses thrive. As a former in-house lawyer at a Fortune 50 company, and through my current work at Burford Capital with GCs at companies of all sizes, I understand very well how valuable it is to do so.
To better understand how current macroeconomic trends are impacting senior in-house lawyers’ thinking about litigation, managing risk and their expectations for their law firm partners, we commissioned independent research, conducted via extensive one-on-one interviews with 66 GCs, heads of litigation and other senior lawyers responsible for litigation at companies in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia.
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