From the Desk of the Executive Director

• Citation: Vol. 28 No. 6 Pg. 3
• Publication year: 2005
• Pages: 3
• Year: 2005
• topic: Business of Law

Wyoming Bar Journal 2005.

Vol. 28, No. 6 #3 (December 2005). FROM THE DESK OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

WYOMING LAWYER
December 2005/Vol. XXVIII, No. 6

FROM THE DESK OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR .

By Mary B. Guthrie

Like most of you, I get a lot of junk-type mail mixed in with important correspondence. I've gotten pretty good about determining what should be read and what should be tossed Certainly anything that comes from Nigeria and offers me great wealth is summarily pitched. However, recently a letter from a law firm in India caught my eye. I would like to share that letter with you because it might portend changes that will be made in the practice of law

Dear Colleague:

OUTSOURCING SERVICES TO US ATTORNEYS/LAW FIRMS

Good Morning!

Please excuse me for making this heavy call on your busy time.

By way of introduction, I am an Indian attorney with 31 years experience in all branches of law, presently heading this full service law firm CONSULTA JURIS, headquartered at Mumbai (Bombay), India, and having offices in all the important Indian cities including Bangalore.

We have about thirty attorneys (some of them qualified from US) and fifteen paralegals with us, which is, by Indian standards, remarkable. Quality services at competitive costs is our hallmark.

India, as you know, has now become one of the most important locations for Business Process Outsourcing. I learn that, some of the U.S. attorneys/law firms, have...