Partners are sceptical of the service from LPOs and wary of the risks of outsourcing legal work to third parties, but most are predicting a major drive for efficiency. Claire Ruckin reports
City partners increasingly believe the law firm model will have to be overhauled but remain sceptical that legal process outsourcing (LPO) will be a major part of the revolution.
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