Judiciary Functions are now Outsourced
Filed in archive Outsourcing News on December 31, 2006
Legal outsourcing is becoming a common task to be outsourced but the news regarding it are never profound or detailed enough until now.
This news item certainly caught my eye. Here is a quote from one of the registrars of the high courts stating its intent of applying outsourcing in the legal system:
"A number of services being rendered by court servants can be outsourced if they are found to be more economical."
All tasks are now considered for outsourcing which ranges from maintenance, transportation, running canteens, providing security, and stenographers.

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Response from:
LegalEase Solutions LLC
(01/01/07 9:02pm)
We have been offshoring legal functions since 2004. The outsourcing mentioned above is in context of the ancillary physical support functions which are outsourced to outside providers. We have taken it a step further to outsource legal research, writing, patent searches and so on. I think the judiciary should look at outsourcing some of those functions to improve efficieny.
Response from:
Legal process outsourcing
(05/19/09 9:39pm)
Outsourcing legal services to India will save your time and money...
Also will increase quality...
Regards,
http://www.saibposervices.com/Outsourcing_for_Legal_Projects.aspx
LPO
Also will increase quality...
Regards,
http://www.saibposervices.com/Outsourcing_for_Legal_Projects.aspx
LPO
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