Law firms Bluechips continue to grow legal teams as buyside lawyers shift from external counsel Sarah Downey · 31 May 2013 · 3 min read In-house EY Bluechips continue to grow legal teams as buyside lawyers shift from external counselIn-house departments are expanding rapidly and overshadowing private practice growth as corporates plan to further bolster their internal legal capability.Your limit of 1 article in 30 days is up. Please login for full access or subscribe. Corporate users - click here for simple access (no password needed). For more information, please contact [email protected] Related ContentMore in this categoryRevolving Doors: Simpson Thacher swipes Kirkland PE partner as MoFo bolsters fintechLaw firmsWill Lewallen31 Oct 2025Sponsored briefing: Legal trends in GreeceInternationalGuest Blog28 Apr 2023Riverview Law and Pangea3 brands to be dropped following EY acquisitionLaw firmsThomas Alan11 Oct 2019Transport for London plans journey with new roster of legal advisersLaw firmsTom Cox15 Aug 2024The Client Profile: Gurdeep Boparai, Coventry Building SocietyIn-HouseElisha Juttla2 Aug 2024The state of UK general counsel in 2024: Key insights and challengesLaw firmsGuest Blog1 Jul 2024Youle, Dejonghe, Levine and the top women in private equity – LB’s most popular interviews of 2024Law firmsGeorgina Stanley23 Dec 2024Talent wars, private equity and number crunching: LB’s most read features of 2024Law firmsGeorgina Stanley23 Dec 2024‘$20m isn’t much once you deduct the essentials’ – LB’s best quotes of the yearLaw firmsElisha Juttla23 Dec 2024