Survey of almost 200 in-house counsel reveals mixed feelings over bank's pay demands
March 30, 2017 at 08:05 AM
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The majority of in-house lawyers have reservations about Deutsche Bank’s plan to stop paying panel law firms for work carried out by junior lawyers, but believe the move is likely to start a trend, according to a new Legal Week survey of corporate counsel.
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