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legal services n. the work performed by a lawyer for a client.
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Although legal services outsourcing has garnered a lot of media attention, there still is a sizeable proportion of the legal community that has not considered outsourcing legal services to lower cost destinations.
Law Firms and Outsourcing Still a Long Way to Go! by Neeta Joshi / Government community
During the same time period, Florida's legal services providers report a 30 percent decline in the numbers of lawyers providing pro bono services through their organizations.
Pro bono goes stagnant: report sets goals to revitalize the ... by MacQueen, Kim / Florida Bar News
Byline: Glyn Evans THERE are less than eight weeks until Christmas Day and as the festive period can be a very expensive time of year, we at the Legal Services Commission (LSC) are urging people to start planning their finances now to avoid a new year debt crisis.
Get advice and ward off threat of debt by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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