Eversheds is set to outsource legal work to its new South African ally Routledge Modise, with the firm moving to cut costs for clients by upping the amount of work it sends to alliance firms. Eversheds has pinpointed its South African ally as an especially lucrative partner because, in addition to the low cost-base, the country has a similar legal system and native English-speaking lawyers.
June 19, 2008 at 01:58 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds is set to outsource legal work to its new South African ally Routledge Modise, with the firm moving to cut costs for clients by upping the amount of work it sends to alliance firms.
Eversheds has pinpointed its South African ally as an especially lucrative partner because, in addition to the low cost-base, the country has a similar legal system and native English-speaking lawyers.
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