Legal & Policy

Corporate Legal Departments Are Done Subsidizing Biglaw's Business Model

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Corporate legal departments are leveraging AI to reduce spending on outside counsel and take more work in-house, shifting from reactive growth to strategic design. This move impacts demand for external legal services despite increased regulatory and cybersecurity pressures, as more departments implement structured performance reviews for their outside counsel. Content creators should note the growing emphasis on efficiency and technology integration within legal operations, signaling a shift towards AI-assisted internal handling of routine legal tasks.

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