I have written previously about Orrick’s centralized “Global Operations Center” (“GOC”) in Wheeling, WV. The Aug/Sep 2004 issue of Law Firm, Inc. has a good follow-up article (“Location, Location, Location”)…

In Law Firms Offered Outsourced Support Staffs the New York Law Journal reports (6/7/04) that consulting firm Hildebrandt has inked a joint venture with the outsourcing group OfficeTiger.  I could…

The March 29, 2004 issue of the National Law Journal features a cover story titled ‘Offshore’ Legal Work Makes Gains. It presents a detailed and, in my opinion, balanced view…

Last summer, the large UK law firm Lovells announced that it is farming out certain routine work to “provincially-based solicitors.” Now, Freshfields is following suit. Details and other outsourcing updates…

News reports in general interest publications such as the New York Times are often a good barometer for industry trends. Now that the the Times has reported on sending legal…

I spotted on Robert Ambrogi’s LawSites a reference to another example of the trend toward outsourcing legal work to India. Intellevate provides a range of intellectual property support services, including…

An article in LegalIT (a UK publication) provides some good analysis and practical tips for law firms considering outsourcing non-lawyer functions to offshore locations. The article also helped me see…

The Chicago Tribune reports today in Law firms slow to outsource (registration required) that law firms have been slow to outsource work. The article describes how Mindcrest, Inc., a legal…