Questions have been received throughout the year and are always welcome. To end the year, I'll address three that have, in some shape or form, been asked most often.
December 16, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Questions have been received throughout the year and are always welcome. To end the year, I’ll address three that have, in some shape or form, been asked most often.
1. In-house counsel are certainly wielding a lot of power these days. Do you foresee a shift back to the balance of power that existed between clients and law firms pre-2008?
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