Riverview Law, a global fixed-fee legal services business partially-owned by the U.K.-U.S. law firm DLA Piper, has announced that it will open a New York City office this summer. Riverview's COO told AmLawDaily that the the company “aims to change the way businesses use, measure and buy legal services” by offering fixed-price litigation packages with annual and multiyear contracts.
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