In an era of new innovations and strategies, legal operations and procurement leaders have used novel tactics to reduce spend while simultaneously increasing the quality of legal work.

But one tactic that a recent study indicated may not be getting a lot of attention is the reverse auction, the process by which firms bid competitively for work on a given matter—with the business going to the bidder who offers the best quality service for the lowest price.

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