Teva Pharmaceutical Industries general counsel doesn't want to use alternative fee arrangements for outside counsel work, but an alternative fee analytics director at GlaxoSmithKline argues the practice is becoming more popular. Also, many legal departments are still not using artificial intelligence to reduce work, which could be due to many also saying there's no room to accommodate the costs for such tools in their budgets.
May 22, 2019 at 06:06 PM
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Teva Pharmaceutical Industries chief legal officer, David Stark, is in the process of significantly reducing the number of firms the company uses. Notably he’s also looking to significantly reduce the rates firms have. And no, he is not into the idea of alternative fee arrangements.
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