The case against the presence of foreign law firms in India is set to be discussed this weekend at a meeting between India's Government, Bar Council and Ministry of Law. The meeting, scheduled for this Saturday (21 August), comes after a new petition was brought against foreign firms earlier this month in an attempt to further clamp down on foreign lawyers' activities in the region.
August 19, 2010 at 10:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The case against the presence of foreign law firms in India is set to be discussed this weekend at a meeting between India’s Government, Bar Council and Ministry of Law.
The meeting, scheduled for this Saturday (21 August), comes after a new petition was brought against foreign firms earlier this month in an attempt to further clamp down on foreign lawyers’ activities in the region.
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