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First-Level Review: The Next Legal Service to Be Sent Offshore?

Discovery costs continue to spiral upward because of the vast amount of electronic data created daily, and the need for robust technology to reduce document sets for review, coupled with high-quality/low-cost review, is acute. <br/>But the greatest success for clients, as measured by cases won and costs saved, will be realized by combining robust technology with lower-cost, offshore legal workers.

18 minute read July 27, 2006 at 12:42 AM
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Priya Keshav And Mike Dolan
First-Level Review: The Next Legal Service to Be Sent Offshore?

Ask any corporate general counsel today about his or her top concern, and the answer almost invariably will be 'cost control.' In a recent Fulbright & Jaworski client study, the firm's Second Annual Litigation Trends Survey Findings, cost was the most-cited concern.

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