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Global legal networks are resources for providing qualified (licensed) lawyers for cross-border corporate transactions. Independent law firms began organizing in such associations in early 1982. Most use English as a common business language and the more established networks meet at regional and global conferences and provide ongoing (continuing) legal and professional training to maintain international standards. ...by Regina A McConahay, Global Markets, Interlaw Ltd.

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