While consultants endlessly hypothesize about new models of legal staffing, Rio Tinto is busy forging one. Since late April, the Anglo-Australian mining giant has contracted with a dozen fully dedicated attorneys in India employed by the legal process outsourcer CPA Global. CPA's team completed 58 projects, or about one a day, in its two first full months on the job, according to Rio managing attorney Leah Cooper.
July 28, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
While consultants endlessly hypothesize about new models of legal staffing, Rio Tinto is busy forging one.
Since late April, the Anglo-Australian mining giant has contracted with a dozen fully dedicated attorneys in India employed by the legal process outsourcer CPA Global. CPA’s team completed 58 projects, or about one a day, in its two first full months on the job, according to Rio managing attorney Leah Cooper.
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