Pangea3’s Kamlani and Perla make final exit from the LPO

Tuesday, 4 December 2012 By Legally India Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO)

Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) company Pangea 3 co-founders Sanjay Kamlani and David Perla exited Pangea3 last month, as was agreed in its $40m acquisition by Thomson Reuters two years ago. Leaving the industry after a decade of pioneering it, Kamlani and Perla were among the first to encourage US law firms to outsource their work to Indian LPOs.

Plans for their next venture focus on India’s 40 million contract labourers, who perform peon jobs. Kamlani says that the both of them are looking to change the trend where such workers do not get full-time employee benefits despite working at the same office for years on end. [American Lawyer]

Pangea3Sanjay KamlaniDavid PerlaThomson Reuters

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Hmmm 4 Dec 2012, 06:09
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Warning signs for the industry. Forget employees, even management is quitting. I'm sure David and Sanjay realized that they have a far brighter future outside the industry. It's cliche to say "winners don't quit." However, as far as the LPO industry is concerned, you necessarily need to quit in order to win.
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