End of the Road?

12 November 2012

The global financial downturn has placed outsourcing at something of a crossroads. The offshoring of IP-related work to legal processing outsourcers is a growing industry, but experts wonder if economic conditions – and political winds of fortune – will continue to favour the industry. George W Russell reports.

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End of the Road?

Law firms

China

Hong Kong

India

Indonesia

Philippines

Singapore

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