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: Amazing Firms, Amazing PracticesStudy Predicts 5 Percent Growth in Legal Spending by Fortune 1000
Good news for some… HOWEVER even with that increase:
"overall legal spending is expected to decline just 1.4 percent for the year."
Source: ABA Journal Post referencing BTI PDF from which above image was extracted.
"In a press release, Michael Rynowecer, president of BTI Consulting, calls the findings 'a big ray of sunshine in what has been a very stormy environment.' He cautions, however, that some law firms won't benefit from the increase in spending."
Full post as published by Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices on May 09, 2009 (boomark / email).
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