Law is going offshore


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Last week, I posted on how your next internship will probably go to someone in India. Well, here’s an article on the Harvard law bulletin about a Harvard 3L doing research on this trend.

From the article:

The work ranges from document processing and litigation support to patent applications, contract drafting and even brief writing—including a brief for a tax case that went before the U.S. Supreme Court.

That’s stuff legal interns would probably do. The article says firms in India plan on taking on more complex work as client confidence increases.

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Brett McKay | 06 Nov 06 | Job Search

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