IO-EPIK aims to disrupt the legal services market in Central America and the Caribbean by rolling out budget-friendly solutions with the help of technology and flexible talent.
February 16, 2023 at 05:25 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
A group of Honduran lawyers has launched an alternative legal service provider to offer more budget-friendly options to clients in Central America and the Caribbean.
IO-EPIK aims to disrupt the legal market with the use of technology and flexible talent. The ALSP already counts 19 lawyers among its network, who serve a mix of local and regional companies in Central America.
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Alberto Álvarez Suárez, Donald Dubón and José Walter Bodden, of the ALSP IO-EPIK. Courtesy photo
