The legal market is transforming rapidly as clients increasingly reassess their legal spend. The recession, one of the toughest on record, has forced the profession to accept the fact that clients, now with much tighter budgets, want top quality advice at competitive prices. Business legal teams and company directors are now very much aware of the innovative solutions in the market – particularly outsourcing – and many are ready for radical change in how their services are delivered.
July 20, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Pannone’s Emma Holt and Charles Layfield explain the practicalities of taking over Thames Water’s routine in-house work and argue the pros of outsourcing to regional law firms
The legal market is transforming rapidly as clients increasingly reassess their legal spend. The recession, one of the toughest on record, has forced the profession to accept the fact that clients, now with much tighter budgets, want top quality advice at competitive prices.
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