(l-r) Adam Rouse of Walgreen Co., Tamra Tyree Moore of VantageScore, Renee Meisel of UnitedLex, Kassi Burns of King & Spalding, and Olga V. Mack of TermScout. Courtesy photos Not long ago, litigation strategy began with a familiar call to outside counsel. Drafting letters, developing negotiation frameworks, and coordinating discovery were once the purview of law firms almost exclusively. In-house teams reviewed, approved, and paid for the work. That model is quickly fading.
