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Spurred by the slow economy, many in-house legal departments are relying more on lawyers in countries where professional salaries are lower. While no one expects the American legal profession to be shipped abroad wholesale, there could be less business for U.S. patent and litigation shops and even large general practice firms. One market research firm predicts that more than 489,000 U.S. lawyer jobs -- nearly 8 percent of the field -- will shift abroad by 2015.
August 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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