Just as global alliances are shifting to adapt to a changing world order, many law firms, in their continued quest for growth, are redrawing the map of where they do business. And they’re not all focused on the U.S.
That’s probably a smart move.
The world is a big place, and North America isn’t the only legal market that matters. Change is taking place rapidly across the globe, and the time may have come for the legal industry to take the long view, broaden its horizons and stop doing business as usual.
June 25, 2023 at 02:24 PM
9 minute read
Executive Editor, Law.com International
Just as global alliances are shifting to adapt to a changing world order, many law firms, in their continued quest for growth, are redrawing the map of where they do business. And they’re not all focused on the U.S.
That’s probably a smart move.
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