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By K.C. Victor In recessionary times, there is a general belief that fewer lawyers are needed. There are fewer deals being done and litigation is often not worth pursuing against shallow pockets. There are, however, a few types of legal hires that tend to increase in bad economic times. One of these is the hiring of in-house counsel. In particular, solo, often first-time, in-house hires by smaller and mid-sized companies incre...
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