CMS Cameron McKenna's partners have given their seal of approval to plans to outsource the firm's support departments to legal process outsourcer (LPO) Integreon. A vote of the partnership on the principles of the deal closed last night (22 November), paving the way for the outsourcing arrangement. The deal, which comes after five months of due diligence on plans that were announced in May, will see Integreon move into the firm's London HQ.
November 23, 2010 at 06:18 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
CMS Cameron McKenna’s partners have given their seal of approval to plans to outsource the firm’s support departments to legal process outsourcer (LPO) Integreon.
A vote of the partnership on the principles of the deal closed last night (22 November), paving the way for the outsourcing arrangement.
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