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Feeling the economic crunch, a firm decides to pursue international work as a way to diversify. Joseph Altonji, Ward Bower, Michael Simmons, Greg Siskind and Lisa Smith offer advice on expanding abroad.

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The largest firms are setting up shop in India, the Philippines and elsewhere or sending higher and higher levels of legal work to outsourcing companies overseas. Whether you want to get in the game or not, understanding how the game is played will help you navigate in the times ahead.

Outsourcing helps the commercial law boutique Zeichner Ellman & Krause compete in the megafirm arena. Partner Yoav Griver shares his firm’s strategy.

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