Legal process outsourcing company Integreon has entered into what it describes as the largest legal outsourcing deal ever, worth $852 million over 10 years, with British law firm CMS Cameron McKenna. CMS employees whose "middle office" duties are covered by the deal will continue with their jobs but will draw their paychecks from Integreon rather than from the law firm. CMS Cameron's openness about both the price tag and the deal itself marks a departure from law firms' more typical habit of outsourcing on the down low.
May 19, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Legal process outsourcing (LPO) company Integreon has entered into what it describes in a press release as the largest legal outsourcing deal ever, worth $852 million over 10 years, with British law firm CMS Cameron McKenna.
The work covered by the agreement — nonbillable support tasks such as accounting, human resources, marketing, training and information technology — does not affect lawyers directly.
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