U.S.-based law firms with visions of international offices got the inside scoop from foreign managing partners at the Law Firm Leaders Forum, held last week in San Francisco. What's the most "overlawyered" country -- and where should U.S. firms set their sights instead? These partners might have you rethinking your agenda.
March 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Do you think your law firm’s ready to open an office outside the United States?
Foreign law firm leaders handicapped the odds for U.S. law firms in their markets and shared their own unique strategies at the Law Firm Leaders Forum held last week at San Francisco’s Four Seasons Hotel.
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