Practical Law Company Extends Collaboration with Bryan Cave LLP to Support U.S. Lawyers
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PLC to Provide its Innovative Services to Firm`s U.S. Transactional Lawyers NEW YORK--(Business Wire)-- Practical Law Company(PLC), a leading provider of practical know-how for business lawyers, continues to expand the reach of its newly launched U.S. services by signing an agreement with international law firm Bryan Cave LLP to support their U.S. business lawyers. Bryan Cave`s London office has been using PLC`s U.K. services since 2001. Like their U.K. colleagues, Bryan Cave`s U.S. lawyers throughout the firm`s 15 U.S. offices will use PLC`s suite of time-saving, on-line resources to help deliver increased value and efficiency to clients. Specially designed to help attorneys get up to speed faster and reduce time reinventing the wheel, PLC provides associates and partners a comprehensive set of up-to-date resources that enable them to spend more time focusing on providing strategic counsel to clients. "We are excited about expanding our relationship with Bryan Cave," said Jeroen Plink, CEO of PLC U.S. "The efficiencies that PLC`s tools provide are crucial in this climate, especially as clients place a greater emphasis on accountability, innovation and value." Mark Klamer, head of Bryan Cave`s Corporate and Finance practices, added: "PLC has been a true value-add to us in the U.K. for years, as PLC`s services have helped us use our time more productively internally and with clients. We feel strongly that our U.S. attorneys will similarly benefit from PLC`s streamlined process, and we look forward to extending these services into our U.S. offices." Started in 1990 by transactional lawyers for transactional lawyers, the U.K.-based PLC rolled out its U.S. services in January 2009 with offerings for Corporate & Securities and Finance lawyers. PLC`s products are created and updated by PLC`s team of in-house legal editors - all former practicing attorneys from leading law firms and legal departments who know firsthand the kind of information that helps lawyers do their jobs more efficiently. The team ensures that all subscribers receive practical, up-to-date information and resources. A growing number of U.S. firms and in-house departments are using PLC`s U.S. services. PLC expects this trend to continue as more firms and clients focus on increased efficiency and value. About Practical Law Company Practical Law Company is a leading provider of practical know-how for business lawyers. Started in the UK in 1990, Practical Law Company`s clients include approximately 90 percent of the UK`s top 500 law firms, 70 of the AmLaw 100 firms and over 1,700 legal departments. PLC recently launched its first U.S. services in January 2009. PLC`s on-line resources are created and maintained by lawyers formerly with leading law firms and legal departments to help attorneys practice more efficiently. For more information, please visit PLC`s U.S. website at http://us.practicallaw.com. About Bryan Cave LLP Bryan Cave LLP has a diversified international legal practice. The firm represents a wide variety of business, financial, institutional and individual clients, including publicly held multinational corporations, large and mid-sized privately held companies, partnerships and emerging companies. Subsidiaries Bryan Cave International Trade and Bryan Cave Strategies LLC provide trade and customs consultancy and government relations and strategic counsel, respectively. Aided by extensive investments in technology, Bryan Cave's more than 1,100 lawyers and other consulting professionals in 26 offices across the United States, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe and Asia efficiently serve clients' needs in the world's leading business and financial markets. For more information, please visit Bryan Cave`s website at www.bryancave.com. for Practical Law Company Alyssa Van Wie, 202-223-9260 Alyssa@allisonpr.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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