Case law and statutory research is a critical aspect of legal practice, involving the identification of federal, state, and local laws, and analysis of relevant judicial opinions that shape the application of law in individual cases. For law firms and corporate legal departments questioning whether to handle legal research in-house or retain an outside legal...Read More

In the ever-evolving world of corporate law, staying ahead requires more than just a cursory understanding of statutes and regulations. Corporate law research demands expertise at navigating complex legal frameworks, awareness of emerging trends that could reshape the business landscape, and adeptness at researching those topics as they become relevant to current legal issues.  Legal...Read More

Legal research is a necessary part of virtually any legal case. In fact, according to an ABA report, the average attorney spends 20% of their working hours on legal research. That number is nearly 30% for those attorneys who have less than ten years of experience. Despite the fact that research is critical to understanding...Read More

Conducting legal research can be a time-consuming exercise for many attorneys and law firms, especially for firms and corporations with a backlog of work, or organizations dealing with an influx of projects or cases. Legal research outsourcing can free up tasks for attorneys to focus on high-value work. For organizations considering using an LPO, here...Read More

Legal research is one of the initial as well as critical components for gathering relevant information on case law, regulations, compliance issues, statutes, and other domestic and international legal requirements. Research takes time and internal resources and it can pull staff members from important client management tasks, internal stakeholder responsibilities, and growth opportunities. Those competitors...Read More