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Altman Weil's Flash Survey on Law Department Cost Control

Altman Weil Flash Survey on Law Department Cost Control, 75% of responding General Counsel indicated that their law departments are facing budget cuts averaging 11.5% for 2009. An additional 15.6% reported that their budgets would increase by a smaller percentage than in prior years. Follow the link to the report on their website.

January 01, 2009 in Legal Management: Surveys, Charts, etc. | Permalink

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