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Why would any international firm choose Link Legal?
In the Indian legal context what would this sort of 'combination' mean? And what does this mean for SILF's which has lobbied very hard and managed to bar the entry of foreign law firms so far?
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha bhai aap kahan se aye hain
Linklegal ke PR se. Not even hiding it well. Kuch bhi bol rahe hai.
How would this impact the nature of work at Link Legal? Is it likely that there would be more international work available at the firm?
I wonder what the implications of this could be. In addition to getting more clients, access to a leading global firm's legal tech could really change the way lawyers work at the firm. This is insane!
Combines means? Not clear what Dragon Ball Z fusion they're doing.
You had me at "Link Legal is one of the premier Indian firms"
If Denton knows the kind of horrible pay of Link Legal, they would be ashamed to "combine" and spoil their reputation.
Completely agree and this also opens a world of opportunity for other Tier2 firms
Complicit in allowing Dentons to practice law in India.
Needs inquiry.
Dear Droz

Dentons is not and will not be practising law in India The fact is as the above comments rightly highlight that it is Link Legal who will do the job Just foreign clients from Dentons
Even accountants got more than 30k when I was working there years ago.
If you think there will be a name change in a manner that Link Legal looses its identity or name, you are an outsider. The Dentons model is not to change or acquire a firm. It’s precisely a collaboration. All available in public domain. Please research.
Denton combining with insiders who write "looses".
Word of caution, if the management remains the same at Link, then I would still be wary of joining this place. Irrespective of whether they "combine" with all the Magic Circle firms (yes it's an exaggeration, but you get it friend).
Linklegal and Dentons have entered into a combination (not merger or jv). Any comments?
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