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As India grabs the attention of the global business community, the need for authoritative legal intelligence is acute. Opportunity abounds, yet the complex web of fast-changing laws and regulations and the increasingly-sophisticated strategies for practising the law can be baffling to even the most seasoned foreign investors and domestic businesses.
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