U.K.-based CMS Cameron McKenna's partners have given their seal of approval to plans to outsource the firm's support departments to legal process outsourcer Integreon. The outsourcing agreement will mark the first time a major law firm has outsourced its entire back office function.
November 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
U.K.-based CMS Cameron McKenna‘s partners have given their seal of approval to plans to outsource the firm’s support departments to legal process outsourcer (LPO) Integreon, Legal Week can reveal.
A vote of the partnership on the principles of the deal closed Monday night, paving the way for the outsourcing arrangement.
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