Lawyering today is of higher quality than ever before in history. One reason is that law businesses are more efficient in delivering services. But a issue could be for legal profession to resolve basic difficulties: to adapt to changing social values and revolutionary technology; to reorganize itself in this a way as to provide more effective, real and affordable access to legal advice for the growing and changing composition of our society and the legal profession.
On the cost front, law firms are under increasing pressure to produce more for less. To achieve this, firms are going to put anything on the table including outsourcing and automation of key business processes. A climbing number of corporations are offering an alternative to traditional firm structure – and going up ground – as organizations confidently also are hiring non-law-firm lawyers to do higher-level duties.
With the raise of the bureau culture and the globalization of lawyer services, it has been indicated that outsourcing has become a part of the legal profession, so outsourcing’s standard legal level of quality and quantity also are growing. Of course, not all areas of work can be outsourced. For the business of law, structure and size, innovations, and the people who work for the law firms are a major part of discussions.
It is quite a tall order. Are we up to it?
To help us meet these challenges, please join us at the Global LPO Conference in the U.S. – Buyers and Vendors Meet 2011. This conference will windfall harness the massive energy and thrift of outsourcing law firms’ concerns.
Around the world, stirred by the recession, international law firm partners and general counsel have realized that the time has come for them to source legal work through different ways. Many of these changes are driven by the inflating need for most clients to secure more legal services at less cost. As that need has become greater amount of pressing, offshoring gets correspondingly stronger.
A median platform is required to educate global lawyers and general counsel to boon them understanding the complexities faced in offshoring legal work. In the year 2010, this very required platform was gifted by KPO Consultants through Global LPO Conference 2010, India to the industry insiders enabling them to discuss the burning issues in the legal approach outsourcing business and to submit the solutions for the smooth functioning of the business.
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On the cost front, law firms are under increasing pressure to produce more for less. To achieve this, firms are going to put anything on the table including outsourcing and automation of key business processes. A climbing number of corporations are offering an alternative to traditional firm structure – and going up ground – as organizations confidently also are hiring non-law-firm lawyers to do higher-level duties.
With the raise of the bureau culture and the globalization of lawyer services, it has been indicated that outsourcing has become a part of the legal profession, so outsourcing’s standard legal level of quality and quantity also are growing. Of course, not all areas of work can be outsourced. For the business of law, structure and size, innovations, and the people who work for the law firms are a major part of discussions.
It is quite a tall order. Are we up to it?
To help us meet these challenges, please join us at the Global LPO Conference in the U.S. – Buyers and Vendors Meet 2011. This conference will windfall harness the massive energy and thrift of outsourcing law firms’ concerns.
Around the world, stirred by the recession, international law firm partners and general counsel have realized that the time has come for them to source legal work through different ways. Many of these changes are driven by the inflating need for most clients to secure more legal services at less cost. As that need has become greater amount of pressing, offshoring gets correspondingly stronger.
A median platform is required to educate global lawyers and general counsel to boon them understanding the complexities faced in offshoring legal work. In the year 2010, this very required platform was gifted by KPO Consultants through Global LPO Conference 2010, India to the industry insiders enabling them to discuss the burning issues in the legal approach outsourcing business and to submit the solutions for the smooth functioning of the business.
Read More : http://www.globallpoconference.com/usa/
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