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October 05, 2006
Again: Do BigClients need BigLaw more than 10% of the time?
Re: the WAC? recent post "Do BigClients need BigLaw more than 10% of the time?", two of the bloggers who thoughtfully weighed in on it were Tom Collins at More Partner Income in "Big Law's Grip on Corporate Legal Fees is Weakening", and Dan Filler at Concurring Opinions in "In House Counsel And The Selection Of Law Firms".
Posted by JD Hull at October 5, 2006 12:11 PM
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