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I’ve been educated at good schools and am abroad and I have been working with the technology and disputes teams at one of India’s biggest law firms- suffice to say their work has left a lot to be desired. Poor research, poor drafting, dropped balls - that all I’ve had to pick up after them. This is the sort of stuff that would get you fired at an American or English firm.
It’s one of those things - if you’re a big fish in a small pond - you may think yourself to be bigger than you are simply because of a lack of exposure.
I found remarkabke small firms everywhere.