As every journalist knows, sometimes it’s difficult to ask the right question. However, for in-house counsel, when it comes to discussing legal budgets with law firms, the right questions are critical. In a recent post, legal analysts Pam Woldow and Doug Richardson discuss what to inquire about when it really counts.
• Resources: “Does the law firm have appropriate and adequate resources to deliver the work described in the budget?” It’s a question that goes to staffing and subject matter expertise. The authors note that there can be gaps in the capabilities and even the most well-respected firms.
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