In my interviews earlier this year with 27 individuals responsible for litigation-related decision-making in law firms and corporate law departments, including 10 in-house lawyers, nine in-house administrative litigation support leaders and eight AmLaw 200 law firm partners, there were a number of universal themes that the survey participants emphasized.
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