Corporate Counsel
...data provided by members of the Association...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...data provided by members of...
...between in-house counsel and outside firms that the ACC named as a 2012 Value Champion. The ACC also recognized company law departments for their...
Daily Business Review
...when the Association of Corporate Counsel announced its inaugural class of ACC Value Champions: five in-house departments and seven pairings of in-house teams...
...take advantage of the “middle market” of high-quality but value-priced lawyers who just miss the cut to be top law firm...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...take advantage of the “middle market” of high-quality but value-priced lawyers who just miss the cut to be top law firm...
...ACC Value Champions—five in-house departments and seven pairings of in...
...ACC Value Champions—five in-house departments and seven pairings of in...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
GCs say the pressure's on to kill the billable hour. But has it reached the tipping point
Despite the sudden interest in alternative fee structures, the billablehour still dominates by far. But many observers -- and advocates -- saywidespread change is on the horizon. And that's the big s
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