Labor/Employment
Jan. 25, 2002
Outsourcing Work Satisfies Firm Needs in Downturn
Employment Column - By Gail N. Kaneshiro, The slowing economy has prompted many law firms and corporate legal departments to curtail hiring and lay off attorneys and staff. But then how do the firms continue to service their clients? Do the firms turn away business? Firms and corporate legal departments are finding that they can stay "lean and mean" while maintaining the ability to add personnel by using contract and temporary attorneys and paralegals.
Employment Column
By Gail N. Kaneshiro
The slowing economy has prompted many law firms and corporate legal departments to curtail hiring and lay off attorneys and staff. But then how do the firms continue to service their clients? Do the firms tur...
By Gail N. Kaneshiro
The slowing economy has prompted many law firms and corporate legal departments to curtail hiring and lay off attorneys and staff. But then how do the firms continue to service their clients? Do the firms tur...
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