Rio Tinto managing attorney Leah Cooper is leaving the mining giant to join legal outsourcing provider CPA Global. Cooper, who was the driving force behind the deal struck last year by Rio to outsource low-level legal tasks to a team of CPA lawyers in India, will become a member of the company's legal outsourcing board, focusing on strategy and development. The new role, which is based in London, will not involve the practice of law and will commence at the beginning of March.
February 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Rio Tinto managing attorney Leah Cooper is leaving the mining giant to join legal outsourcing provider CPA Global.
Cooper, who was the driving force behind the deal struck last year by Rio to outsource low-level legal tasks to a team of CPA lawyers in India, will become a member of the company’s legal outsourcing board, focusing on strategy and development.
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