Topic
Outsourcing
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Amazing Firms, Amazing Practices
“OUTSOURCING” – clients will prefer firms who do it, sooner than you think.
By Gerry Riskin
"…$18 million a year in savings to the world's largest law firm" "…around-the-clock attention and legal advice for global clients" This is no longer a hypothetical. Many law firms who…
Legal Profession Blog
Law Firm Outsourcing in NY Times
As reported Oct. 6 here on LPB, there seems to be a trend in law firms to outsource and offshore certain parts of their office operations and even law work. …
Mass Tort Litigation Blog
Law Firms Are Starting to Adopt Outsourcing
By joetort
Article in the New York Times -- Law Firms Are Starting to Adopt Outsourcing, by Julie Cresswell. For years, outsourcing has been a dirty word inside the world…
Cam Law
Reducing Legal Risks When Outsourcing to China
The China Law Blog provides an impressive array of information regarding the legal issues involved in doing business with China. Outsourcing in China: Five Legal Basics For Reducing Risk particularly…
China Law Blog
China Outsourcing, Yes Or No?
By Dan Harris
A Mexican client that does outsource manufacturing for U.S. and European companies recommended I read an article in the Harvard Business School's newsletter, Working Knowledge, entitled, Making the Cost Migration…
Legal Profession Blog
Outsourcing Law Firm Jobs and Document Production
Posted by Alan ChildressClifford Chance is outsourcing 300 staff and IT positions to India over the next four years, the firm announced this week (as reported by the UK's Legal…
LawBiz Blog
Outsourcing spreading
By Ed Poll
Outsourcing -- having work done outside of your own office, or your own firm/company -- is not new. For years, companies have been expanding operations to other cities and even…
Cam Law
New York Bar Association Addreses Outsourcing of Legal Services
The New York Bar Association Committee on Professional and Judicial Ethics has decided that with certain restrictions, a lawyer may ethically outsource legal support services overseas to a non-lawyer. The…
Infrastructure Law Blog
Third Circuit Court of Appeals holds that state’s ability to contract for private architectural and engineering services mandated by California constitution
By Greg Korbel
On June 13th, in Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors of California, Inc. v. Professional Engineers in California Government, (2006) 2006 Cal. App. LEXIS 874, the Third District Court of Appeal…
DennisKennedy.Blog
New Issue of Law Practice Today Webzine Focuses on Outsourcing
New issue of Law Practice Today is out.