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For the UK, between tighter IPR laws and foreign law firm entry, the former will lead to more revenue.So they are ok with it.
Yours humbly
Yougasathva Dharmanendra Kathak
Chairman
Association for Emancipation of Young Law Students Who Want to Challenge the System
https://www.barcouncil.org.uk/resource/legal-sector-joins-business-in-calling-for-more-negotiating-time-in-india-free-trade-deal.html
It is one of the chapters of the FTA. The important thing to see is the form and manner in which it will come out.
Nobody cares about law. Get out of daydreaming.
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/company/corporate-trends/india-inc-spent-less-on-legal-fee-last-year-amid-covid-curbs-poor-appetite-for-deals/articleshow/95387098.cms
If you include startups, funds etc., the size would be easily be more than $20 billion.