How a “Small” Law Firm Conquered the International Market
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Investment Weekly News -- The international legal market is tightly controlled by the big law firms. These behemoth firms are the go-to resource for large corporate clients engaging in cross-border business transactions, tax planning and litigation. Many of these large law firms operate on the franchise model, bringing into the fold, large local firms and rebranding them. In this market, the small and mid-size firms find themselves at a strong competitive disadvantage.
"Small and mid-size law firms may offer international law advice to their clients," says one of the founders of Aliant, Jacob Stein, "but there are almost none that are present in more than one country. Until recently, it was not possible for the smaller firms to have a global footprint."
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