SAN FRANCISCO — A growing number of law firms no longer have eyes only for China. They’re now looking south, too.
With its central location, friendliness to business and proximity to emerging economies, Singapore is a popular destination for many foreign firms hoping to get a foothold in Southeast Asia, consultants say. The nearly two dozen foreign firms that applied for licenses to practice Singaporean law last fall expect to hear back from the government later this month.
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