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WASHINGTON, Jan 1 Asia Pulse - India and the United States have set up a working group to promote greater interaction between legal professionals and to facilitate trade in legal services between the two countries.
Announcing the formation of the group, which comprises legal experts from both countries, Deputy US Trade Representative Karan Bhatia stressed that legal services are essential.
"Legal services are integral to today's complex, global economy. Indian Commerce Secretary Gopal Pillai and I have agreed that establishing a Legal Services Working Group is a priority in our bilateral dialogue," Bhatia said.
Several American firms are already getting back office and research work done in India, although lawyers from either country are not currently allowed to ...