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CLE credit available*
In this lecture, Professor David Wilkins of Harvard Law School will discuss a path-breaking global research initiative examining how the market for corporate legal services is evolving in key emerging markets such as China, India, Brazil, and South Africa, and how these changes are in turn reshaping the global legal services market. In particular, Professor Wilkins will present preliminary evidence from interviews with more than 100 general counsels operating in emerging markets about how the in-house legal function is developing around the world, and what these changes are likely to mean for lawyers, businesses, and the rule of law.
In this lecture, Professor David Wilkins of Harvard Law School will discuss a path-breaking global research initiative examining how the market for corporate legal services is evolving in key emerging markets such as China, India, Brazil, and South Africa, and how these changes are in turn reshaping the global legal services market. In particular, Professor Wilkins will present preliminary evidence from interviews with more than 100 general counsels operating in emerging markets about how the in-house legal function is developing around the world, and what these changes are likely to mean for lawyers, businesses, and the rule of law.
*US lawyers certified in California, New York and states with reciprocity in those states may receive Continuing Legal Education credit (CLE) for participating in this event courtesy of Bingham McCutchen, LLP. If you wish to receive such certification there will be an AmCham China service fee of RMB 200. Registration forms will be provided to participants at the door. Following the event, Bingham will provide the certification certificates to AmCham China free of charge and AmCham China will arrange delivery to registrants. Participants should bring their Bar Numbers to register at the door. To be eligible for credit, participants must attend the full session.
