Aug. 3, 2011
Value Index gets lukewarm reviews
The Association of Corporate Counsel's Value Index was intended to help in-house attorneys know more about which law firms were worth hiring. But nearly two years after its unveiling, the project is still finding its footing.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
It's like Yelp for lawyers, but without the fan base.
The Association of Corporate Counsel's Value Index, which debuted in 2009, was intended to become essentially an online guide that helped in-house attorneys know more about which law firms were worth hiring.
But nearly two years after its unveiling, the project is still finding its footing in the legal community.
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