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General Counsels today face a lot challenges in terms of tight budgets and soaring legal fees of outside counsel. At the same time, the pressure to deliver greater levels of service grows more intense. It is a daunting task to keep costs low and at the same time have the same service level in the light of overhead expenses on hiring outside counsel.
Large corporate houses have large legal and compliance staff, but in spite of that, the challenge of attracting and retaining in-house lawyers with sufficient expertise at a cost that isn’t prohibitive can be hectic, if not impossible. Obtaining these services from law firms is obviously an alternative, but soaring legal costs send projected budgets haywire.
A latest trend in legal service delivery is emerging-- one that includes rapid sourcing, combining and deployment of global resources, precisely matched to project requirements and the company’s goals. It can mean, having to use higher cost lawyers where appropriate, while at the same time, having more low cost resources on hand whenever necessary.
Working with a Pivotal Provider can provide them with
• Right mix of domestic and offshore resources; and
• Managing work flow and assuring quality and continuity.
General Counsels today face a lot challenges in terms of tight budgets and soaring legal fees of outside counsel. At the same time, the pressure to deliver greater levels of service grows more intense. It is a daunting task to keep costs low and at the same time have the same service level in the light of overhead expenses on hiring outside counsel.
Large corporate houses have large legal and compliance staff, but in spite of that, the challenge of attracting and retaining in-house lawyers with sufficient expertise at a cost that isn’t prohibitive can be hectic, if not impossible. Obtaining these services from law firms is obviously an alternative, but soaring legal costs send projected budgets haywire.
A latest trend in legal service delivery is emerging-- one that includes rapid sourcing, combining and deployment of global resources, precisely matched to project requirements and the company’s goals. It can mean, having to use higher cost lawyers where appropriate, while at the same time, having more low cost resources on hand whenever necessary.
Working with a Pivotal Provider can provide them with
• Right mix of domestic and offshore resources; and
• Managing work flow and assuring quality and continuity.