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ABA publishes the most detailed guidance on legal outsourcing since 2008 - including proposed amendments to Model Rules' commentary.
The ABA Commission on Ethics 20/20 has moved away from significant changes to the rules governing legal outsourcing making the prospect of more stringent rules restricting the growing practice less likely.
The American Bar Association has stepped up its review of the ethical implications of legal outsourcing by holding a series of meetings with law firms, clients and LPO vendors in San Francisco.
A new study by consulting firm Fronterion has found that while many United States law firms are using legal outsourcing providers for the first time, few are willing to admit it in public, leading to a culture of secrecy around an increasingly important development within the legal services industry.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) issues its first public statement on the ethics of legal outsourcing.
