The liberalisation drives in both the India and Singapore legal markets are in danger of running out of steam, with new obstacles emerging in both jurisdictions. In Singapore international firms are braced for a disappointing outcome to the Government's long-awaited review of its joint venture (JV) model, which forces foreign firms to link up with Singapore outfits to practise local law.
November 01, 2007 at 01:38 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The liberalisation drives in both the India and Singapore legal markets are in danger of running out of steam, with new obstacles emerging in both jurisdictions.
In Singapore international firms are braced for a disappointing outcome to the Government’s long-awaited review of its joint venture (JV) model, which forces foreign firms to link up with Singapore outfits to practise local law.
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