Slaughter and May is considering outsourcing some legal work for a client in a bid to reduce costs. The magic circle firm is in the early stages of discussions with a legal process outsourcer about outsourcing due diligence and document review work relating to a specific transaction. The move comes in response to a request from the client to look at options to reduce legal spend.
October 05, 2009 at 06:30 AM
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Slaughter and May is considering outsourcing some legal work for a client in a bid to reduce costs.
The magic circle firm is in the early stages of discussions with a legal process outsourcer about outsourcing due diligence and document review work relating to a specific transaction. The move comes in response to a request from the client to look at options to reduce legal spend.
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