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Virtual against traditional: contrasting legal aid business models

Thursday, 11 March 2010 In December, Adam Makepeace, practice director at Duncan Lewis, compared his company’s way of delivering legal aid services with other models of del...
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How legal process outsourcing is changing the legal landscape

Thursday, 25 February 2010 In a canteen in a business district on the outskirts of New Delhi, soft chatter is interrupted by the screech of seats being dragged across a tiled fl...

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