Integreon which prides itself as one of the best Indian LPO providers has been named as a respondent in a writ petition filed before the Madras High Court by the Association of Indian Lawyers.
The writ obviously worries them because they’ve released the following press release..They write
The petition, which names Integreon and 31 global law firms as respondents, is seeking to prohibit foreign law firms from practicing law in India. As a premier provider of legal process outsourcing (LPO) services globally, Integreon does not engage in the practice of law in any jurisdiction through its service offerings and believes that its inclusion in the petition is without merit.
Integreon was the only LPO company and non-law firm named in the petition. ?It is unfortunate that our size and clear leadership position in the LPO market has made us the LPO target for the petitioner,? stated Liam Brown, CEO of Integreon. ?We were surprised to hear that our range of LPO services, such as document review, e-discovery, contract management and other legal support services could be confused with the practice of law.?
?Integreon collaborates closely on all engagements with its law firm and legal clients to segregate complex legal tasks from those tasks that can be lawfully outsourced and performed by Integreon?s associates,? said Brown. ?The premise of the services that we offer to law firms and corporate legal departments is to allow their lawyers to do what they do best: practice law.?
From its founding 10 years ago Integreon has developed and strictly adhered to a system of processes and best practices, measured and improved regularly, and implemented by highly trained associates and proprietary technologies to perform work that can be outsourced legally and ethically.
Integreon is proud to provide high quality LPO and business services from its global delivery centers in China, India, the Philippines, South Africa, the U.K., and the U.S.
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Interesting that the Indian Lawyer Association have decided to take on probably the most profitable arm of the Indian legal sector , a totally new tactic as far as we are aware- it”ll be interesting what the court has to say ..
