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Gaming company files pretrial motion to restrict mentions of its China ties during trial against Google
Epic Games, the developer behind Fortnite and several other renowned online games, has initiated legal action against tech behemoth Google, alleging that the latter is unjustly monopolizing Android app distribution. The gaming company's lawsuit comes with a pretrial motion to limit mentions of Epic's second largest shareholder being based in China during the trial scheduled for Nov. 6 start, said Epic Games.
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The State Bar of California's Board of Trustees has initiated a new phase governance
The State Bar of California's Board of Trustees recently announced significant changes and decisions during its latest meeting. Brandon Stallings has been appointed as the new Board Chair, with José Cisneros assuming the role of Vice Chair and Mary Huser joining as a new Trustee. Stallings emphasized the organization's commitment to transparency and accountability.
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7 things to consider when looking to outsource legal services: 'hiring foreign employees has numerous benefits'
Outsourcing legal services can be beneficial to legal firms in terms of cost reduction and freeing up resources in-house for employees to focus on other, more important legal tasks. Before outsourcing services, companies should set up their payroll to support international employee pay, and Eastern Daily Press provided seven vital items to consider.
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Looking to outsource legal processes? Here are some tips to start
For legal firms looking to outsource tasks that are currently performed in the office, outsourcing firm Cyfuture has a few tips that may prevent sending the work to the wrong company and instead will help firms find a perfect fit.
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Legal Process Outsourcing report on 2022-2027 markets and trends now available
ResearchAndMarkets.com recently published a research study that examines the future Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) markets and trends.
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Legal outsourcing companies provide support for firms 'throughout the entire process'
Law firms can outsource jobs to better utilize their resources within the firm. These outsourced jobs include research, discovery, data collection, client outreach and document drafting.
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Businesses can benefit from outsourcing by adding 'efficiency'
Businesses of all types have a lot on their plate and one way to alleviate concerns is to partner with an outsourcing service for things like record retrieval, which allows a company to have optimal efficiency.
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Peak Outsourcing expands 'nearshore' chat support options to Belize
When Arizona State University students Edward Moore and Patrick Freking were approached by fraternity brother Kim Curtis one decade ago, they were presented with a challenge to expand a business by nearly 3,000 miles, across multiple nations and bodies of water.
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'Additional efficiency': Peak Outsourcing employs daily benchmarking to ensure accountability, performance
At Peak Outsourcing, results matter.
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Peak Outsourcing: A unique outsourcing company managed with a 'non-corporate' attitude
In 2011, Edward Moore, Patrick Freking, Kim Curtis and Joe Devine founded Peak Outsourcing International, with only five employees and one line of business.
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Peak Outsourcing embraces AI, automation of 'lower-hanging, easier work' to improve service to customers
Peak Outsourcing is constantly harnessing the power of technology to streamline and improve services offered to customers.