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Streamlining by scanning and reengineering (leases at Food Lion)
Leases, sub-leases and appurtenant legal documents weigh heavily on the law department of a 1200-store supermarket chain. At Food Lion, lease documents had to be reviewed by several groups and physically routed during a process that was manual and could consume two crucial weeks.
Its inside lawyers, however, working with the company’s primary outside law firm, Akin Gump, devised a streamlined approach using scanners, standardized sub-lease term sheets, remote access by they various groups involved, and e-mail integration. “What once took two weeks now takes only two days.” (Counsel to Counsel, July 2005 at pg. 5)
Posted on August 31, 2005 at 09:27 AM in Productivity | Permalink
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