Legal practices are very different from legal services, and their differences are more than just a semantic distinction. Nowadays, just being a lawyer doesn't quite cut it. You see, legal service providers can often do or engage in inter-disciplinary practices such as project managers, accountants, engineers, technologists, etc.
Additionally, top service providers in the state, such as
SOS ACCIDENT, have invested in not only technologies but also project managers in order to promote efficiency and streamline legal services for their clientele.
Of course, these teams of legal professionals still sift through huge amounts of data while maintaining privilege logs, like traditional lawyers. However, now they do so in the form of a partnership model that performs legal functions and also works with other low-cost service providers to offer a truly 360-degree service.