In this second of three related posts, we consider whether clients' increasing efforts to control outside legal spend forces their outside counsel to “cut corners.” Are firms being forced to compromise service quality and integrity in order to meet client price points?
At the Intersection: Cutting Corners
In this second of three related posts, we consider whether clients' increasing efforts to control outside legal spend forces their outside counsel to "cut corners."
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