Acritas Research found that clients paid more to outside counsel teams that they rated as diverse, and general counsel were more likely to recommend diverse teams to other potential clients.
May 12, 2016 at 06:00 AM
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Diversity pays off for law firms, a new global survey of corporate general counsel has found.
Very diverse legal teams get 25 percent more of clients’ total legal spending than teams that are not at all diverse, according to a survey released Thursday by Acritas Research Ltd., a marketing research company based in the United Kingdom.
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