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: Law Department ManagementTo know your total spend is not enough; put it in the corporate context with a ratio to revenue
By Rees Morrison
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Don?t congratulate yourself and stop once you have gathered and confirmed the total amount your law department spends. Stopping there is a risk, as Ron Pol sees it, because ?measuring total legal costs reinforces perceiving legal as a cost-center drain...Full post as published by Law Department Management on January 26, 2011 (boomark / email).
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