Microsoft has entered into an agreement with legal outsourcing provider CPA Global to offshore legal work to lawyers in India. The company began a pilot scheme with CPA in October and formally rolled it out at the end of 2009. A team of lawyers at CPA are handling multi-jurisdictional legal support work for Microsoft, including legal research. Microsoft has been sending basic IP work to CPA for five years, using a team of about 70 CPA staff, but the new deal for general legal work operates separately.
February 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Microsoft Corp. has entered into an agreement with legal outsourcing provider CPA Global to offshore legal work to lawyers in India.
The technology giant began a pilot scheme with CPA in October and formally rolled it out at the end of 2009. A team of between three and five qualified lawyers at CPA are handling multi-jurisdictional legal support work, including legal research, for Microsoft. The lawyers are based in CPA’s offices in Gurgaon, near New Delhi.
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