Legal Process Offshoring and the Changing Structure of Litigation Support

Litigation support, as we know it, is undergoing a structural change as law firms across the world are handling increasingly document-intensive cases, coordinating information across multiple sources, and managing administrative responsibilities that extend well beyond traditional paralegal work. At the same time, maintaining a large in-house team for every stage of case preparation isn’t always practical. This has brought Legal Process Offshoring into a different conversation. What was once viewed primarily as a way to delegate routine legal tasks is increasingly becoming part of how firms organize litigation support, distribute workloads, and access specialized document-handling capabilities.

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