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According to a recent client satisfaction report, in-house counsel felt
neglected by their law firms in favor of more lucrative bank deals. And
now that such work has dried up, many companies may be less than
receptive to firms' renewed advances. One consultant says that after
firms have "gone off with the bigger and bustier blonde, you've got to
expect the redhead to be a bit iffy when you come back with your tail
between your legs." In-house counsel also complain of too much arrogance
and too little trust.
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April 9th, 2009UncategorizedAccording to a recent client satisfaction report, in-house counsel felt neglected by their law firms in favor of more lucrative bank deals. And now that such work has dried up, many companies may be less than receptive to firms' renewed advances. One consultant says that after firms have "gone off with the bigger and bustier blonde, you've got to expect the redhead to be a bit iffy when you come back with your tail between your legs." In-house counsel also complain of too much arrogance and too little trust.