When corporate legal departments are looking at the proposed cost for a legal outsourcing project, a law firm’s own alternative legal service provider (ALSP) may be more expensive than an independent one. But a higher cost doesn’t automatically knock a law firm subsidiary out of consideration.
Law firm tech subsidiaries argue access to attorney expertise during a client’s entire matter provides quality that traditional ALSPs simply can’t match. And some corporate legal departments agree, noting that a law firm subsidiary provides appealing budgeting and management benefits as well.
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