In-House Counsel Are More Likely to Provide Sound Legal Advice than Outside Counsel
- Posted by Geoff Gussis on June 5th, 2007
- Filed in Law Department Management
Think outside counsel are more apt to provide effective legal advice? Todd Mayover of the IP Counsel Blog disagrees - and points to two key advantages that in-house counsel have over their outside counsel counterparts:
“Many attorneys hold a dim view of in-house counsel. Some go so far as to say that companies are more likely to receive sound, independent legal advice from outside counsel rather than from their own in-house counsel.”
Read more at IP Counsel Blog: In-House Counsel Are More Likely to Provide Sound Legal Advice than Outside Counsel.
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