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IP practice in third-world countries like India: ššš
That's the sad truth. Don't let this Vishwaguru talk fool you. We are totally third world, with minimal public and private sector spends on innovation and creativity. And IP practice will be a function of that.
They are on a hiring spree right now..
Hired around 4 people recently. Good luck!!!
the idea that IP is a growing field is not going to help. It might be growing but it is not complex enough for general litigants to do. Unfortunately the actual complex litigations - copyright & patent are hard to come by.