Credit: kentoh/Adobe stock Law Firm or ALSP? Legal Departments May Let Comfort and Familiarity Decide
A recent webinar emphasized the premium that legal departments place on relationships—not metrics—when trying to decide between a law firm and an ALSP.
June 04, 2021 at 08:00 AM
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Thursday's Legal Decoder webinar "ALSPs: Measuring Metrics and Performance" addressed an age-old question that plagues legal departments attempting to outsource work in an increasingly complex ecosystem: Law firm or alternative legal service provider?
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