In what may be a reflection of corporate America’s cautious stance on legal matters, more in-house legal staffs across the country report that they will be hiring outside firms to do increased work this year.
A survey released Tuesday by the Association of Corporate Counsel found that 25 percent of in-house counsel planned on increasing their use of outside counsel, up from 16 percent last year.
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