Legal Industry in Hyderabad is Blooming

The news was recently abuzz with Hyderabad being recognised as one of the top 10 fastest growing cities in the world between 2019-2035. It was also cited as one of the strongest performers, according to a global economic research report. Hyderabad also recently replaced Mumbai to join the top three cities when it comes to attracting talent. Club this with the fact that the legal industry was in fact featured among the top five fastest-growing industries in the second half of 2018. No wonder that quite a few law firms are eyeing the city for establishing their offices.

However, any such ambition will have to be clubbed with a new approach to the city. This is especially in view of the fact that several tier-1 law firms have in the past tried to exploit the city’s market but have failed, leading to shutting of their offices. In contrast, the city has also witnessed thriving practices, with firms opening not one but two offices in Hyderabad. What are the second category of firms doing differently? It has been observed that these are the firms with local talent at the helm of affairs, therefore appearing most trustworthy to the city clientele. These firms also prove that with focused expertise, the city could ensure sufficient business to any law firm that decides to foray into it, as long as they’re ready to evolve and take city talent on board. Hyderabad’s legal industry therefore poses great opportunity, if tackled the right way.

IndiaLaw LLP is a leading law firm across India, which provides a one stop legal service in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Delhi Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Cochin, Ahmedabad and Pune.
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