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: Law Department ManagementPodcast by this blogger on offshoring, competitive bids and secondments
By Rees Morrison
Paul Boynton Esq. of In-House Legal, a production of Legal Talk Network, recently interviewed me for a podcast. I spoke for about ten minutes about offshoring, competitive bids and secondments. Those topics, Paul and I had agreed, are among the leading-edge ideas in law department management.
For your listening pleasure, here is the MP3 link for the podcast.
It's been quite a series of recent firsts for this blogger: first YouTube exposure (See my post of Feb. 3, 2009: LegalTech NY debut on YouTube); first blog poll (See my post of Feb. 26, 2009: first survey on this blog.); my first Legal Talk Network program (See my post of Feb. 24, 2008: Corporate Counsel Network podcast.); my first interview program with questions from readers (See my post of Feb. 20, 2009: interview for a program.); and my first unleashing of Twitter (See my post Feb. 1, 2009: one month on Twitter.).
Full post as published by Law Department Management on February 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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