Law Firms - Part 2

Environment, Law Firms, Litigation
Ontario Court Of Appeal Rules No Conflict Of Interest for Lerners

By Ainsley Brown on March 10, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown The Ontario Court of Appeal upheld a lower court ruling that the law firm Lerners LLP did not have to withdraw on a case involving a supposed third party conflict. This supposed conflict arose after the law firm acted for a lawyer, a one Mr. Harold Springer, who provided business advice to G. Raymond Chang Ltd. (GRCL).… Continue reading "Ontario Court Of Appeal Rules No Conflict Of Interest for Lerners"
Government Policy, International, Law Firms
India May Open Up To Foreign Law Firms

By Ainsley Brown on January 29, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown The Indian Justice Minister, HR Bhardwaj, has told Bloomberg that the government is currently circulating draft regulations that will allow foreign law firms to set up shop in India. With growth rates averaging 9% over the past three years India is no doubt an attractive place to invest for any business – law firms included.… Continue reading "India May Open Up To Foreign Law Firms"

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