[EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part III of a three-part series discussing legal department savings and law firm profits. Click to read part I: Making Law Firm Lawyers Beg or part II: In-House Counsel, Firms Don't See Eye to Eye.]
In the first part of this trilogy we discussed the budgetary pressures facing in-house counsel. In the second part we spoke with in-house attorneys to get their perspectives on bridging the gap. The following interviews, with law firm attorneys, further illustrate the gap between in-house attorneys and outside counsel, while also demonstrating how some attorneys are shedding light on ways to bridge this gap.
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