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The LexisNexis State of the Legal Industry Survey , made public Wednesday, suggests a big chasm between the views of in-house lawyers and firm lawyers. According to the survey, 71 percent of in-house counsel believe firms are doing too little to respond to financial pressures on their business model. Specifically, 46 percent of in-house lawyers who responded to the survey say they have asked their outside counsel to lower billing rates, but ...

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A survey of private-practice lawyers, corporate counsel and law students found widely divergent views on the state of the legal industry and the future of the law firm business model. Released Thursday during a panel discussion in New York City on the future of the law firm business model, the LexisNexis-commissioned survey (executive summary) found that 71 percent of corporate counsel say that law firms are not doing enough to respond to the ...

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by Gus Kalakis The landscape of the legal industry is changing. While the total volume of legal fees in the United States continues to grow, the competition for these fees is growing even faster. This creates a situation of extreme competition for consumer and business legal fees. In this ultra competitive environment, one of the best areas to spend marketing dollars to gain new clients is the internet. But not all attorney internet ...

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By Ashby Jones As the year winds to a close, stories chronicling the year in legal biz start making their inexorable appearances. Expect variations on the following theme: the year was bad. Very bad. An historical worst bad. The first entrant in the category comes from Bloomberg's Cynthia Cotts. She reports that based on projections made by Citi Private Bank Law Firm Group, law-firm revenue in the U.S. will fall 5 to 10 percent this year, ...

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By Ashby Jones Last Thursday, we had the occasion to attend a dinner here in NYC sponsored by LexisNexis at which, for about an hour, a panel of legal heavyweights kicked around their thoughts on The Future of the Law Firm Business Model. Participating on the panel were Rich Baer , the GC of Qwest; Peter Kalis (pictured), the chair of K&L Gates; Michael Walsh , the president and CEO of U.S. Legal Markets at LexisNexis; Michael Helfer, the ...

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