"I see no evidence of law departments shrinking and I think all of the evidence would lead to the contrary," Thomas Finke, managing director at alternative legal service provider Epiq in Chicago, said.
June 01, 2021 at 05:00 AM
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Since legal department leaders have implemented more sophisticated legal operations, administrative work has shifted away from in-house attorneys and low-complexity tasks have gone to technology, other staff and alternative legal service providers.
But this hasn’t created a dearth of work for in-house lawyers. Instead, because of ever-increasing workloads, legal departments are seeking more attorneys and more tech.
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