The hiring of outside counsel should be left to the experts—the only question is who are the experts?
When Altman Weil consultant Daniel J. DiLucchio Jr. got a call 10 years ago from a corporate procurement department asking how to take a more active role in the legal department’s purchasing processes, he thought it was the start of the next big trend in law department management. Turns out that wasn’t the case.
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