"There is no constraint in terms of flexibility," Epiq's managing director of legal transformation services, Tom Finke, said of the company's new service, Epiq Counsel.
December 29, 2020 at 02:47 PM
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The New York-based e-discovery service Epiq announced on Tuesday the launch of a staffing service that will farm out attorneys to supplement and fill gaps in corporate legal departments.
Epiq Counsel lawyers are alumni from top law firms and Fortune 1000 in-house legal departments and can work on a variety of matters, the company said. Epiq declined to give specifics about where its attorneys worked before.
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Ziad Mantoura, left, senior vice president and general manager at Epiq in New York . and Tom Finke,right,managing director of legal transformation services at Epiq in Chicago. Courtesy Photos
