Hong Kong mid-sized law firms: How to become a bridge to and from China
On a recent visit to Hong Kong I met with a number of senior lawyers from mid-sized independent Hong Kong law firms to discuss their business development objectives, and there appeared to be a consensus among firm leadership […]
China begins to invest heavily in Central Europe: how professional services firms can benefit
In recent months, China has begun to invest more heavily in Central and Eastern Europe. As Spiegel has reported: ”Last month, at the April 26 China-Central Europe-Poland Economic Forum in Warsaw, Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao announced the creation of […]
The worlds largest law firm has a sales team – and so can yours
DLA Piper – whose revenue grew 14.6% last year as the firm rose to become the second highest grossing law firm in America – maintains a dedicated sales division – and so can yours. Formed in 2005 […]
Latin America – Asia bilateral trade growth offers law firms new business opportunities
The high growth and increasingly mutually engaged economies of Latin America and Asia offer significant new business development opportunities to law firms and other professional services firms – provided they put in place and execute plans to […]
South Korea’s lucrative legal market opens to foreign firms
As a result of two recent landmark free trade agreements between South Korea and the European Union and the United States, the South Korean legal market will now be open for American and European law firms. South […]
Singapore legal market liberalization: How your law firm can benefit
Jessica Seah reports in an article entitled Singapore to Allow Domestic-Foreign Law Firm Mergers which appeared on February 15, 2012 in The Asian Lawyer that Singapore’s Parliament has approved legislative changes that would clear the way for mergers between […]
How smaller foreign law firms can benefit from Korean legal market liberalization
AsiaOne News reports in a February 17, 2012 article by Yang Sung-jin entitled Foreign Law Firms Rush into Korea that “Major American and European law firms plan to enter the Korean market in the coming months…sparked by the Korea-U.S. […]
