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Update on India for U.S. Law Firms

Whether your firm is currently providing legal services toclients in India or has plans to target this market, you should be aware of several recent legal developments in India and the potential impact they will have on your operations.

15 minute read April 28, 2010 at 10:09 AM
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Stanley Kolodziejczak and Nancy Regan
Update on India for U.S. Law Firms

There have been several recent developments in India that impact U.S. law firms. Whether your firm is currently providing legal services to clients in India or has plans to target this developing market, you should be aware of these issues and the potential impact they will have on your operations.

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