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Legal Workload Analysis and Standards Development

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The Legal Workload Analysis and Standards Development subcontract involves performing core analyses of attorney caseloads and professional obligations for prime contractors working on Committee for Public Counsel Services projects in Massachusetts. The scope of work focuses on reviewing caseload standards and policies to evaluate the specific demands placed on attorneys representing parents, children, and individuals within child welfare and mental health litigation. The primary objective of this engagement is to develop and deliver evidence-based recommendations for sustainable workload standards and capacity measures. This project is categorized under NAICS code 541110 and is based in Boston, with a response deadline set for December 7, 2026.

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Subcontract for analyzing attorney caseloads to develop sustainable workload standards in Boston, Massachusetts.

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Floor Finance Unit Boston, MA, 02108, USA

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This scope was carved out of BD-27-1370-CPCS1-BROMF-134773.

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CPCS Children and Family Law Division and Mental Health Litigation Division Attorney Workload Study

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AgencyMassachusetts → Committee for Public Counsel Services
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Performs core analysis of attorney caseloads and professional obligations for prime contractors on Committee for Public Counsel of Services (CPCS) projects. Reviews caseload standards and policies to assess demands of representing parents, children, and individuals in child welfare and mental health litigation. Develops evidence-based recommendations for sustainable workload standards and capacity measures. Delivers recommendations for workload standards.

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