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Unique 'On-The-Ground' Research Over the past 11 months Reena has personally conducted over 60 face to face interviews and many more telephone interviews with Indian lawyers in private practice, General Counsel at Indian and Western corporates, investment banks, law schools, outsourcing companies, judges, ministers and other professionals connected to India's burgeoning legal market. She is uniquely placed to do this, not only because of her professional history but also because of her personal contacts and background. The RSG India Report also includes her personal assessment and analysis of the law firms as businesses - a commentary that has never been made before. In addition, the RSG research team has conducted extensive desk and telephone research into the credibility and experience of Indian lawyers. Among those interviewed are Indian lawyers in private practice, General Counsel at Indian and Western corporates, investment banks, law schools, outsourcing companies, judges, ministers and other Indian professionals. Commentators feel there are only 60 corporate lawyers in India who can genuinely handle international work. Clients feel that the key problem in India is bandwidth. They want to be able to access foreign law firms but are constrained by Indian regulations and other more subtle obstacles. To find out what these are and how best to position your firm, the RSG India Report makes for compelling reading. » Click here for the RSG India Report » Click here for additional information and what the RSG India Report costs |
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RSG INDIA REPORT
  INDIA'S LAWYERS
While the world economy sags, India’s lawyers are enjoying a boom. Lead partners at the country’s commercial law firms are now earning over $1m a year.COURT RICHES Writes Reena SenGupta 11 November 2008 Read more » |
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