published 05/10/2023
Lex Mundi has named TDS as winners for the “Top Referring Firm for 2022” in the 101-200 lawyer firm category. This Lex Mundi award recognizes firms that have made the greatest number of outbound referrals to other Lex Mundi members during the last calendar year.
TDS was recognized at the Connect + Collaborate Annual Conference in San Francisco during the Gala Dinner at the Julia Morgan Ballroom on Thursday evening, May 4, 2023.
The following summary outlines some 2022 examples of TDS assisting clients with their legal needs across various jurisdictions outside of the Prairie Region.
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TDS Assisted various international clients with Lex Mundi’s Equisphere service, including collaboration with numerous Lex Mundi member firms on risk mapping and multi-jurisdictional work, and utilizing project management dashboard technology.
TDS is the exclusive Lex Mundi member law firm for Manitoba, Canada and the only Lex Mundi member firm with an office in Saskatchewan, Canada. To learn more, visit TDS’ Global Legal Services page.
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