This month's issue asks: Are in-house legal departments becoming mini-firms? Plus, a profile and Q&A with the general counsel for Bedrock Manufacturing Co. and a practice focus on white-collar crime and forensic accounting.
November 04, 2013 at 01:00 PM
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Are In-House Legal Departments Becoming Mini-Firms?
Around the world, some in-house legal departments are beginning to wonder what their expertise is worth outside the company. Could traditional law firms survive competition from in-house legal departments that set up their own “mini law firms”?
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