The Bar Council of India is set to visit the U.K. later this month, as the longstanding talks about opening up the country's legal market to foreign law firms continue. The news comes as it emerges that a crucial court case, scheduled to take place at the end of last month, has been pushed back until the summer. The case, now due to be heard in July, was initially brought against Ashurst, White & Case and Chadbourne & Parke in 1995, when the firms set up liaison offices in India.
May 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Bar Council of India is set to visit the U.K. later this month, as the longstanding talks about opening up the country’s legal market to foreign law firms continue.
The news comes as it emerges that a crucial court case, scheduled to take place at the end of last month, has been pushed back until the summer.
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