A Menlo Park company is trying to find a better way to bring GCs and outside counsel together, but some GCs remain reluctant about the idea.
March 20, 2017 at 07:17 PM
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A Menlo Park, California-based startup is taking a data-informed approach to playing matchmaker between in-house legal departments and small and midsized firms.
Some firms are warming up to the idea, but some in-house counsel are skeptical after past disappointments with referral services.
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