Prominent Legal Network Announces New Client-Focused Collaboration
Ally Law enhances client services world-wide
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The International Alliance of Law Firms, a global legal network, is proud to announce Ally Law, a new platform to support corporate clients seeking sophisticated legal services delivered with a sharp focus on value and service.
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The Ally Law platform includes global client service standards, processes to evaluate satisfaction with referred matters, and a variety of substantive tools and resource materials to promote global business. This new initiative grew from The International Alliance of Law Firms' deep relationships over 25+ years and the organization's breadth of coverage, encompassing 2400 lawyers in more than 100 business centers around the world.
Ally Law President Michael Herbst, a partner in the Seattle, WA, office of Schwabe, Williamson and Wyatt comments, "Ally Law firms have been working together servicing global clients for almost a quarter century. Our new platform takes these relationships to the next level. Together, our independent firms have a value proposition commensurate with the largest integrated global law firms."
Each Ally Law firm independently sets rates appropriate to their location, which offers clients a better value for their legal services budget. Member firms also use alternative fee arrangements to provide greater predictability and savings.
"Ally Law firms offer clients broad and deep business advice and legal counsel in a variety of industries," comments Paul Franke, a partner in the Denver, CO-based firm Moye White, and chair of the team that developed Ally Law. "This local knowledge across practice and industry lines helps inform our clients when they are active outside of their home jurisdiction."
Ally Law members offer the full complement of services requisite to global law firms, including corporate and securities, environmental, intellectual property, labor, employment and employee benefits, government and regulatory, litigation and tax. Ally Law also has exceptional depth in key industry sectors, for example, healthcare, leisure and hospitality, real property and construction, retail, and technology.
"We are serious about client service," says Ally Law First Vice President Alfonso González Uribe, a partner in the Cornejo, Méndez, González & Duarte law firm, based in Mexico City. "We developed uniform service standards for all network members and a process to evaluate satisfaction with work handled through the organization. Then we vetted the standards and our evaluation process with in-house counsel from global corporations, to make sure we were on point to exceed client expectations."
Ally law firms are subject to a vetting and review process and must commit to the organization's service standards, which include written service assessments.
About Ally Law
Ally Law's 60+ independent law firms and 2400+ professionals provide comprehensive legal services to corporations and entrepreneurs worldwide. Our firms are subject to rigorous vetting and an ongoing service satisfaction monitoring process. Many are market leaders, highly ranked by Chambers, Legal 500 and other important reference sources. Ally Law has its origins in the International Alliance of Law Firms, a prestigious global network founded 26 years ago. Many member firms have worked together for decades, building relationships with each other that are as deep and rewarding as those we enjoy with our clients.
For a list of Ally Law firms, visit: http://ally-law.com/member-list/
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Ally Law is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation or advice. The independent law firms participating in the Ally Law network are not affiliated and are not engaged in the joint practice of law. Ally Law is not an association, partnership or joint venture. Each member firm is an independent autonomous law firm and renders professional services independently and separately. Clients must retain each firm directly using separate engagement letters for each firm. Each law firm is responsible only for its work and is not responsible for and does not review or supervise the work of any other firm.
For more information, contact:
Wendy Horn, Executive Director
International Alliance of Law Firms
+1 612 770 6046
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