California E&S Insurance

It actually makes a lot of sense to not have an in-house legal. Those are mostly people to manage what they hire outside counsel to deal with. Its very unlikely that whoever is in house will be an expert in whatever litigation comes up so they'd need to use outside counsel anyway.

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