An interesting intersection between law firms and corporate legal departments continues to evolve.
Every day, legal professionals explore how to best achieve the unique goals of both groups, which can at times appear to be in direct opposition. Law firms are looking to maintain existing clients (and expand work with them) while constantly being in a business development mode. In-house teams continue to prioritize demonstrating value to key stakeholders in the business with improved efficiency, often including the desire to handle more work internally.
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