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With legal departments under more pressure than ever before to cut costs and improve efficiency, it is hardly surprising that general counsel have been seeking out the most cost effective options around when it comes to outsourcing.
The demand for cheaper, more innovative third-party legal services has triggered a new wave of dynamic new players in the legal sector, eager to compete with traditional law firms for a slice of the action.
Our Special Report focuses on the rise of ‘new model’ firms, legal process outsourcers (LPOs) and other service providers. Experts in the sector explain how these have changed the legal market and look at ways in which conventional law firms can compete by adapting.
