IAOP's 2nd Legal Outsourcing Chapter Webinar Announced
The Legal Outsourcing Chapter is hosting its second webinar on July 16, at 11am EDT.
The topic for the webinar will be Legal Outsourcing: A Practical Perspective. For anyone interested in attending the webinar, please feel free to contact me. The agenda follows below:
Chair's Introduction
I'll be providing a brief introduction of the expert panelists. Following my recent gripe about repetition and the lack of "real-life" cases studies in several LPO conferences to date the intention is to provide attendees with an opportunity to delve beyond the rhetoric and obtain a practical understanding of where the legal outsourcing industry currently stands. Case studies from Legal Process Outsourcing "buyers" and "providers" will hopefully offer the insight I feel has been lacking on some conference panels to date.
Market Overview
Arun Jethlamani and Neeraja Kandala from leading independent research company ValueNotes, the "Go-To" source for information on the Indian legal process outsourcing sector, are the webinar's first expert panelists. Based on their in-depth research of the market the ValueNotes team will provide insight on the two major legal functions, "Document Review", and "Patent Support", currently accounting for the majority of offshore legal outsourcing deals.
Document Review Case Study:
Assistant General Counsel for Sun Microsystems, Connie Brenton will provide the webinar's first in-depth case study dealing with Sun's decision to "offshore" a large-scale document review project, the search for a provider, the RFP process and Sun's analysis of the project's outcome.
Patent Support Case Study:
U.S. Attorney, and LawScribe Vice President of Intellectual Property, Anthony DeJohn will then present the webinar's second client case study. This will relate specifically to a leading technology company's decision to outsource offshore all their patent searching activities. The case study will include an examination of the practical requirements incumbent on the client corporation to ensure full compliance with the U.S. Export Control Regulations as they impact on the export of technological information.
Panelist Q & A
Following the case studies there will be time for Q and A with the panel speakers.
The topic for the webinar will be Legal Outsourcing: A Practical Perspective. For anyone interested in attending the webinar, please feel free to contact me. The agenda follows below:
Chair's Introduction
I'll be providing a brief introduction of the expert panelists. Following my recent gripe about repetition and the lack of "real-life" cases studies in several LPO conferences to date the intention is to provide attendees with an opportunity to delve beyond the rhetoric and obtain a practical understanding of where the legal outsourcing industry currently stands. Case studies from Legal Process Outsourcing "buyers" and "providers" will hopefully offer the insight I feel has been lacking on some conference panels to date.
Market Overview
Arun Jethlamani and Neeraja Kandala from leading independent research company ValueNotes, the "Go-To" source for information on the Indian legal process outsourcing sector, are the webinar's first expert panelists. Based on their in-depth research of the market the ValueNotes team will provide insight on the two major legal functions, "Document Review", and "Patent Support", currently accounting for the majority of offshore legal outsourcing deals.
Document Review Case Study:
Assistant General Counsel for Sun Microsystems, Connie Brenton will provide the webinar's first in-depth case study dealing with Sun's decision to "offshore" a large-scale document review project, the search for a provider, the RFP process and Sun's analysis of the project's outcome.
Patent Support Case Study:
U.S. Attorney, and LawScribe Vice President of Intellectual Property, Anthony DeJohn will then present the webinar's second client case study. This will relate specifically to a leading technology company's decision to outsource offshore all their patent searching activities. The case study will include an examination of the practical requirements incumbent on the client corporation to ensure full compliance with the U.S. Export Control Regulations as they impact on the export of technological information.
Panelist Q & A
Following the case studies there will be time for Q and A with the panel speakers.
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