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Most corporations past a certain point have in-house counsel because it would be ruinous to pay Big Law for every little thing. That's not a narrow legal persp
by nixon_why69 3mo ago
Most corporations past a certain point have in-house counsel because it would be ruinous to pay Big Law for every little thing.
That's not a narrow legal perspective, it's one look at a very obvious balance sheet. The same could go for hosting.
- shye 3mo agoYour legal department does not replace your retained lawyers, they add to it. It’s separate roles.
- nixon_why69 3mo agoSure, just like CDN or rarely-used excess capacity could be separate roles to the bulk of your compute. If you're racking up 750/hr putting big law on routine corporate tasks then you are probably messing up. Hire an admin.
- elzbardico 3mo agoYour legal department usually doesn't do litigation. This is contracted to external offices.