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When corporate clients throw their alternative legal service provider and outside counsel together, they should expect questions and concerns, especially if the two aren't even speaking to each other or don't trust each other's work.
February 21, 2020 at 07:00 AM
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When corporate clients introduce their outside counsel to their alternative legal service provider, it can be a clash of opinions.
“Most lawyers that rise to the top of their profession and top alternative legal service providers have egos and ambitions,” said Jason Winmill, managing partner of corporate legal department consulting company Argopoint.
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