Overland Park, KS (March 24, 2010) - UnitedLex, a global provider of technology enabled legal and business solutions, today announced it has been selected to speak at the 2010 Global Legal Process Management Boot Camp. The Boot Camp will provide a comprehensive overview of the topics that legal executives must consider when evaluating the globalization of legal operations and legal process outsourcing (“LPO”).
The event will take place May 18th - 20th, 2010 in Mumbai and Delhi, India. Attendees will receive practical exposure by listening to industry experts and solution providers on a wide array of topics such as the challenges and opportunities of discovery outsourcing, ethical considerations in legal outsourcing, differences and similarities of working with Indian teams, and security and confidentiality issues. The event will organize facility tours of leading service providers for a first-hand experience of the culture and infrastructure in which LPO providers operate.
“Legal process outsourcing represents a significant opportunity for many companies to improve profitability and control costs," said Ajay Agrawal, UnitedLex’s Chief Solutions Officer. "UnitedLex is pleased to play a role in an innovative event designed to educate organizations about global legal process management."
The 2010 Global Legal Process Management Boot Camp is being hosted by Red Bridge Strategy, Inc., an independent firm offering consulting and advisory services to corporations and law firms evaluating legal process outsourcing. For more information, visit Red Bridge Strategy.
UnitedLex (www.unitedlex.com) is a global leader in providing technology powered legal and business solutions. We deliver success in the fields of litigation, contract review and management, intellectual property, immigration and law firm support. With offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, Israel and India, we are where our clients need us. Our professionals bring deep domain and industry expertise to each engagement and draw from UnitedLex's significant base of intellectual capital.