The offshore legal services industry is poised for enormous growth. Exponential projections of industry estimates compete for hyperbole with the intensity perhaps not dissimilar to that of a fortune tellers gaze into a crystal ball. Even so, it is accurate to say that credible players in this industry have collectively just scratched the surface of the immense potential that lies ahead.

http://www.offshoringtimes.com/Pages/2009/BPO_news2500.html

The offshore legal services industry is poised for enormous growth. Exponential projections of industry estimates compete for hyperbole with the intensity perhaps not dissimilar to that of a fortune tellers gaze into a crystal ball. Even so, it is accurate to say that credible players in this industry have collectively just scratched the surface of the immense potential that lies ahead.

http://www.offshoringtimes.com/Pages/2009/BPO_news2500.html

96 - You forgot about the exception. You must be in a TTT school. Have you considered becoming a dabbawala.

90% of litigation cost is discovery and that work will belong to India.

Growing outsourcing / off shoring opportunities in the fields of patents and IP from US, Europe and Japan (due to abundant talent and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Operational excellence that has delivered cost and quality leadership in offshore services centres).

20 - Who cares about your miserable life, except any family and friends that have to listen to it non-stop?

I realize now that it won't change even if you changed firms.

Put the dildo down and focus on why men hate you/you hate men.

Bag drag, honey.

Oops, I meant bad drag

Typical Lawyer-in-the-dell

Nick, tell me why do you need them to come to Iowa when they can write your stuff from anywhere? You would probably get a higher quality work product, if they didn't have to be in Iowa...think about it.

Nick, I forgot to ask why would I need to be licensed in another jurisdiction to write briefs for the attorney of record in that case?

Nick,

I searched the Supreme Court of Iowa website looking for your certificate of good standing and was not successful. Are you licensed in Iowa?

https://www.iacourtcommissions.org/icc/SearchLawyer.do

Nick,

I am confused. You list your address on calbar as:

Law Office of Nicholas C Rowley
115 Winnebago St
Decorah, IA 52101

If you are not licensed in Iowa, how do you hold yourself out as a law office in Iowa?

90 - I guess your definition of "honesty" is different than the rest.

93 - He has a law degree not a doctorate in psych. It is not like he is having a professional doing any analysis on potential candidates. So take what he says at face value. FYI - all the info obtained is publicly accessible but it looks like you don't care about doing any research so don't bother applying.

100- Is Mystal holding himself as having a law office in NY? No need to check I will take your word for it.

103. Right, leaving you unencumbered to post your thoughts on random websites. Take it at face value.

104. Worked as what is the question.

I don't see how outsourcing to India can be considered free trade. India has only approved US/UK firms to relocate their legal sweat shops to their shores and retain ownership without allowing these firms access to their domestic legal business.

51. I agree.

“The Indian legal market is important, not so much for today, but for the future,” said David Jacobs, the head of Chicago-based Baker & McKenzie LLP’s India practice. Foreign acquisitions by Indian companies more than tripled to $13.9 billion in 2008 from $4.5 billion in 2005, and India “will be restored as one of the dominant global economies in our lifetimes,” he said

114

Still cheaper to pay in rupees than dollars