It’s a concept lawyers used to get fired up about. Some law firms loved it; others hated it, or at the very least found it too daunting a thought. It appeared nothing divided a room full of legal professionals faster than the idea of sending some services out of house. Although some will still argue against it, outsourcing is now more important than ever for virtually every type of law firm business.
Pre-pandemic the idea of having every member of staff working in the office was almost considered sacrosanct. Fast forward to 2022 and agile/home working has not only been an adopted but becoming a necessity. Now that law firm leaders can see that this way of running their business can work there is no going back, leading to many being much more open to exploring versatile infrastructure requirements. The overwhelming advantages of outsourcing have always spoken for themselves. But now that more firms are accepting of the fact that the work can still get done, even if someone is not sitting right next to them. Many are drawing up plans to outsource work to third parties, with this now being viewed as an extension of their own team – a team that just work elsewhere.
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