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Source The American Lawyer|2017-10-16T09:56:36-07:00Sep 26th, 2017|Categories: Post|Tags: Big 4, Disruption, Innovation, Law Firms|
With the recent announcement of PwC opening a D.C.-based arm , ILC legal, ALM Intelligence issues a new report exploring the current state of the Big 4's place in today's [...]
Source The New York Times|2017-09-26T13:13:53-07:00Sep 22nd, 2017|Categories: Post|Tags: Big 4, Disruption|
PcW is opening up a Washington, D.C. law firm, ILC Legal, advising clients on international matters. The competition continues, with ILC Legal vying "with big law firms as one-stop shop [...]
Source Remaking Law Firms|2017-06-26T18:53:49-07:00Mar 15th, 2017|Categories: Post|Tags: Big 4, Strategy|
According to the report, PwC will be managing much of GE’s global tax requirements – in an instant by absorbing a large proportion of GE’s tax practitioners. The article suggests it’s mid-tier firms that should feel most threatened. Yes. And No. Yes, because the PwC juggernaut will undoubtedly take share from them as the value proposition extends from the in-house teams to outside counsel.
Source Peter Krakaur|2018-02-03T10:49:42-08:00Oct 25th, 2016|Categories: Article|Tags: AI, Big 4, Career Development, Data, Data Analytics, Expert Systems, LPOs, LSPs, Management, Outsourcing, Process Management, Rightsourcing, Strategy, Talent, Technology|
AI solutions will continue to impact the way in-house teams deliver legal services. Consider talent and staffing actions to help your teams explore AI and enhance legal service delivery. Specifically, consider additional skill sets when creating positions and making hiring decisions. Additionally, plan for a broader range of staffing options beyond the current mix of direct hires, contractors, LPOs, and law firms. Now is the time to experiment and learn.
