Remember all the publicity about law departments "firing" their law firms? It certainly made the headlines and caused a good deal of hand-wringing at anxious law firms. But the truth is not nearly so stark.
April 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Remember all the publicity about law departments “firing” their law firms? It certainly made the headlines and caused a good deal of hand-wringing at anxious law firms. But the truth is not nearly so stark.
In fact, even though it has become conventional wisdom that law departments commonly and increasingly fire their firms, I think that conventional wisdom is off-base.
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