(Credit: peterschreiber.media/Adobe Stock) Access to International Legal Tech A Key Factor in Liberalization of India's Legal Market
Indian attorneys are eying e-billing, practice management and matter management solutions from international vendors as they cope with the demands of the country's population, and a newly opened legal market.
May 07, 2023 at 05:56 PM
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Legal Technology
The original version of this story was published on Legal Tech News
Over three decades after India began earnest efforts to open its economy, the country went on to announce the liberalization of its legal system in March 2023, in hopes of not only bringing in new business and bolstering its economy but also getting a piece of the international legal tech pie.
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