As part of its response to the credit crisis, Simmons & Simmons' management team made an explicit commitment in its business plan, agreed in the spring of 2009, to look at legal process outsourcing (LPO). Just a few months later the firm struck a deal with the outsourcer Integreon to provide offshore legal support services, including document review, due diligence and document production.
July 07, 2010 at 04:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
At the Legal Week Strategic Technology Forum in Marbella, Spain on 8-10 June, legal leaders explained the thought behind decisions whether or not to use legal process outsourcers. John Malpas reports
As part of its response to the credit crisis, Simmons & Simmons’ management team made an explicit commitment in its business plan, agreed in the spring of 2009, to look at legal process outsourcing (LPO).
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