For Law Firms, Ahmedabad is Calling


Gujarat’s pro-business model of governance has often been appreciated and even attempted to be replicated throughout the country. The evolution of Gujarat as a vibrant economy has its genesis in the growth of the industrial sector in the state. Owing to this, the state's economy has sustained a growth momentum of double digit per year. 

However, within Gujarat, it is Ahmedabad which is often credited with being the unstoppable growth engine and the economic powerhouse of the state. The city has in fact been recognised for its growth and proactiveness numerous times by institutes all across the world. For instance, it ranks second in the top 20 global cities, which are seeing rapid growth in venture capital deals.

In such a scenario, it’s a wonder then that law firms have not begun establishing their presence with any prominence in the city. Those law firms which have recognized its potential still only have their back offices in Ahmedabad, rendering the point of it moot. However, it is time that firms and lawyers view the city as a whistling vortex of opportunities. 

The thriving industrialisation, of course, holds potential for lawyers in all sorts of practices, ranging from mergers and acquisitions, to real estate, and from contract drafting to labour and employment law. For a full-service law firms as well, the spending power of Ahmedabad folk would not leave them without work at any given point of time, making it a city that law firms should definitely consider setting base in. For more details click the following links Law Firms in Ahmedabad.

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