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The number of Am Law 100 firms that are blogging has more than doubled in less than a year. But why are some of the biggest firms opting out
...The most recent BTI Consulting report shows that...to join a group to which the...
...for significant change is upon us. According to the highly regarded BTI Consulting Group, nearly 80% of corporate counsel already rely on some form of...
...a random survey of about a dozen law firms with intellectual property groups, but at least a few others dabble in similar work. ...
...Legal Spending" study by Wellesley, Mass.-based legal consulting shop BTI Consulting Group. According to the study, the corporate counsel strategies likely...
... Although recent surveys — including some from Hildebrandt International, BTI Consulting Group and Altman Weil — point to lower budgets for in-house...
...firm to focus on its stronger group, said Michael B. Rynowecer, president of Wellesley, Mass.-based BTI Consulting Group. "They're keeping certain...
...result the study's authors called "surprising." Boston-based BTI Consulting Group surveyed general counsel at Fortune 1000 companies in May...
...to sponsorships of everything from golf trips and charity events to arts groups and industry conferences amid this harsh economy, according to legal marketing experts...
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