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In-Sourcing

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  1. Government Contracts Featured Insights

    Challenging Government Decisions to Insource Procurements

    By Sareesh Rawat

    In procurement parlance, insourcing refers to an organizational decision to perform the work internally instead of procuring it from outside sources. As procuring entities, government agencies may, from time to…

  2. Exterro's E-Discovery Breakdown

    3 Benefits of Bringing E-Discovery In-House According to New Gartner Report

    By Tim Rollins

    We conduct a fair amount of research into the e-discovery marketplace here at Exterro. Whether it’s into the composition and practices of in-house legal teams or the federal judiciary’s opinions…

  3. Managing Law Firm Transition

    Insourcing By Corporate Legal Departments-Some Lessons to Be Learned

    By Andrew E. Jillson

    The concept of insourcing by corporate legal departments has generated some press recently. Jennifer Smith’s Companies Curb the Use of Outside Law Firms highlighted the issue for law firms and judging…

  4. Managing Law Firm Transition

    Strong Leadership and Sound Strategy: Law Firm Success in Transitional Times

    By Andrew E. Jillson

    Some recent news and commentary drives home the idea that the legal industry and its law firm participants are facing transition. Jennifer Smith of The Wall Street Journal reported that…

  5. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    In-Sourcing News – Fisher-Cal Appeal Denied

    By Grant J. Book

    A little over two years ago, I wrote a blog post about the D.C. District Court decision in Fisher-Cal Indus., Inc. v. United States, 839 F. Supp. 2d 218, 219…

  6. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    In-Sourcing Notification Requirements

    By Rob Sneckenberg

    On January 29th, the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense issued a memorandum requiring agencies to “determine and document final decisions to in-source” and requiring contracting officers to notify…

  7. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    In-Sourcing Troubles? Run, don’t walk, to the Court of Federal Claims.

    By Grant J. Book

    Finding a court in which to argue the merits of an in-sourcing case is a seemingly never-ending source of hurdles for disappointed contractors. When the in-sourcing initiative began a few years…

  8. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    More In-Sourcing News

    By Grant J. Book

    An interesting development regarding the issues surrounding in-sourcing is unfolding at the Court of Federal Claims, courtesy of Elmendorf Support Services v. United States, No. 12-346C (Crt. Fed. Cl. Jun.…

  9. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    In-sourcing Update

    By Grant J. Book

    Developments continue surrounding the issue of in-sourcing. Turning first to the developments at the Court of Federal Claims, Judge Horn, recently dismissed an in-sourcing claim after finding that Plaintiff was not…

  10. Government Contracts Legal Forum

    D.C. District Court Holds That It Lacks Jurisdiction Over In-Sourcing Claim

    By Grant J. Book

    Just a quick in-sourcing update for today. On March 19, 2011, in Fisher-Cal Industries, Inc. v. United States, et. al, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia issued…