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Bearing Point is the vendor handling the clerk's end of the operation, Diaz said, while American Legal Net and ProDoc provide the filing services for lawyers.

As part of the deal, up to approximately 4,250 Bearing Point employees will become Deloitte principals and employees.

Bearing Point has about 15,000 employees, including about 3,600 in the Washington, D.

7 seconds for opening--than earlier models * Designed for cutting steel and crushing concrete with three quick change jaw options (combi, pulverizer and steel) * Hydraulic system enables jaw set changes in about 10 minutes * For use with excavators ranging from 20 to 65 metric tons * Key features include a guide plate at the pivot for more precise alignment and greater jaw stability, exchangeable wear parts, a rotation head with two additional oil passages, rotation circuit filters and bearing points engineered for optimum load handling and reduced wear Visit www.

95 Hardcover HG3550 The eight papers presented in this volume by Mohan (finance and accounting, Indian Institute of Management, India), Nitsure (chief economist, Bank of Baroda, India), and Joseph (advisor, Macroeconomics Forecasting and Fiscal Policy Analysis, Bearing Point Global Operations Inc.

Byline: By JOHN MORGAN THE Irish men's lightweight four of Paul Griffin, Eugene Coakley, Richard Archibald and Timmy Harnedy won gold at the final leg of the Bearing Point Rowing World Cup in Lucerne yesterday.

Notes * Former Washington Huskies Anna Mickelson (women's quadruple sculls) and Mary Whipple (women's eight) carried the United States to two bronze medals in the final day of racing at the Bearing Point Rowing World Cup regatta in Munich, Germany.

Bearing Point Inc, the consulting and IT services operation of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, has reported its preliminary results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2003.