“Because of the rising costs of legal fees over time, the need for outside counsel to increase the level of efficiency by using technology or alternative billing approaches has been a topic of conversation for many years,” Chris Colvin, founder and general counsel of In The House, said.
June 16, 2020 at 04:37 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Approximately 73% of in-house counsel believe their legal departments are spending too much on their outside counsel, according to a report published this month by In The House and LegalBillReview.com.
Chris Colvin, founder and general counsel of In The House in New York, said he is not surprised by the number of respondents who felt they were spending too much on outside counsel.
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