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Technology: Outsourcing

Technology focuses on contractual agreements in the technology field and includes transactional matters such as M&A and financing. Law firms often work with clients such as investors or startup enterprises on a range of business issues including employment law, strategic alliances and joint ventures, stock exchange listings, mergers, acquisitions and corporate governance issues. E-commerce arrangements, licensing agreements, strategic alliances and blockchain/cryptocurrency-related work will also be considered, in addition to cybersecurity matters. IP mandates are also included in this section, although they shouldn’t represent the majority of the submission as we include separate IP categories in most states. Along with technology companies, typical clients will also include blue-chip corporations from all industries, investors, financial services institutions and fintech companies. Outsourcing covers legal aspects of the transfer of business administration and services to external providers, both domestically and internationally. The section includes every variation of this process, including IT outsourcing, business process outsourcing, and legal process outsourcing. Occasionally unsuccessful outsourcing contracts can result in disputes and this type of work is also covered in the section.

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  • Band 1

    Band 1

    McDermott Will & Schulte

    McDermott Will & Schulte

    12 years ranked

  • Band 2

    Band 2

    Pillsbury

    Pillsbury

    12 years ranked

    King & Fisher

  • Band 3

    Band 3

    Bracewell LLP

    Bracewell LLP

    13 years ranked

    Haynes and Boone, LLP

    Haynes and Boone, LLP

    11 years ranked

    Reed Smith LLP

    Reed Smith LLP

    6 years ranked

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