Law Practice
Mar. 31, 2012
More companies are outsourcing legal work
When music distributor INgrooves bought a division from Universal Music Group earlier this month, the company turned to an unusual source to do all the due diligence for the deal: a group of Argentine lawyers working for a Beverly Hills outsourcing company.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
BEVERLY HILLS - When music distributor INgrooves bought a division from Universal Music Group earlier this month, the company turned to an unusual source to do all the due diligence for the deal: a group of Argentine lawyers working for a Beverly Hills outsourcing company.
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