Your sales are rising, profits are up, and your staff are upbeat – in short, business is booming. It’s a wonderful time for all; however, in the back of your mind, you know there’s a fine line between ...

I try to keep the number of no-touch deals—contracts that need no legal input—pretty high. Then I track the low-touch and ...

In-house agencies are not only the norm today, they are fast becoming the epicenter of all marketing. With new and different opportunities for traditional agencies. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip ...

For decades, a move in-house was considered the remedy for lawyer burnout—the way to improved work-life balance, more stable hours, and the ability to concentrate on a single client. Yet for too many ...

Value-added services give in-house counsel the satisfaction that they are getting more value for money, while law firms get ...

Many brands are setting up in-house teams to do work traditionally performed by agencies, and a new model of advertising and marketing is emerging. The Fast Company Executive Board is a private ...

Legal departments are adopting AI a lot faster than they are securing it,” says a report from the on-demand legal services provider Axiom.

In-house counsel can serve more than a purely legal role; they can also serve as business advisors and useful members of the C-suite. But this is not without pitfalls: ...

Learn what in-house financing dealerships are, discover how they work, and explore their pros and cons to help you decide whether they're worth your money.

This insurance product responds when an in-house lawyer—think general counsel or a staff employee—is accused of malpractice. But, being sued for malpractice as an employee is rare.

In 1980, only 10% of American lawyers were in-house; today there are more in-house attorneys than large law firm counselors. In fact, in-house law departments have grown 7.5 times faster than law ...