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Thinking Small

The Legal Intelligencer

February 20, 2013

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Pennsylvania Firms Not Looking To Move Back-Office Locations
The Legal Intelligencer
February 12, 2013

From Wheeling to Lexington and Dayton to Tallahassee, U.S. law firms have increasingly looked to move back-office operations to less expensive geographic markets in an effort to save on rent and employee compensation. Full Text
 



Saving Space: Law Firms Look to Minimize, Restructure Real Estate
The Legal Intelligencer
February 19, 2013

The recession combined with the growing use of technology has left large law firms with fewer associates, and even fewer legal secretaries. Full Text



 Law Firms Taking Baby Steps Toward Outsourcing of Nonlegal Services
The Legal Intelligencer
February 26, 2013

Amid the motions deadlines, depositions and client meetings, law firms still have to get the documents processed, food served, bills collected and technology running — or do they? Full Text



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