
Corporate Clients Are Pushing Back Even More On Biglaw’s High Rates
When things are ‘wildly unpredictable,’ in-house counsel will ‘think harder about how they spend every dollar.’
When things are ‘wildly unpredictable,’ in-house counsel will ‘think harder about how they spend every dollar.’
Clients typically have no idea what expenditures should -- or should not -- be their responsibility.
Benchslapped over an effort to 'gum up the works.'
The pricing variation across firms is confusing and 'utterly bewildering,' says an industry insider.
Biglaw firms are going to keep increasing their hourly rates -- and clients are going to keep paying them.
Yes, you read that right. No, you aren't hallucinating.
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