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: Law Department ManagementTrying hard to be objective about attacks on the objectivity of inside lawyers
By Rees Morrison
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A recent post quoted someone on the view that in-house lawyers have less objectivity than external lawyers (See my post of Jan. 13, 2011: less independence inside.). This ?less-objective? rationale parallels the deplorable reasoning of the European court in the...Full post as published by Law Department Management on February 22, 2011 (boomark / email).
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