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Continue reading →: How contract drafting changed my life
Today, I will tell you why I am a big advocate of freelancing and economic independence. I am from a very humble background. In 1991, at the peak of the recession, my parents were living in a 150 sq ft one-room government flat with two toddlers. I was three, my…
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Continue reading →: The skills you need as a CA/CS for remote corporate law and tax work
Many of you have written in to ask what are the skills that Indian CA, CMA and CS professionals need to develop in order to get work from US clients remotely. Actually the work is not so different. What you have to do in India and the US can be…
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Continue reading →: Here’s how these CA/CS professionals began earning in dollars
In his book Actual Minds, Possible Worlds, legendary American psychologist Jerome Bruner, who became internationally known for his contributions to educational psychology, wrote that people are 22 times more likely to remember a fact when it is presented as a story. So allow me to tell you a few stories.…
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Continue reading →: How can Indian CA, CMA & CS professionals get US startups as their clients?
Have you landed your dream job? Or still, struggling? Do you feel the need for a side income to supplement your current paycheck? Are you looking for a more rewarding career? Do you want to build your own CA, CMA or CS firm going forward? Are you resigned to having…
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Continue reading →: Why you need to tap the massive US compliance market
The US legal services market is the largest in the world, with cumulative revenues of about USD 2 trillion from 2012-18. And it is expected to grow to over USD 344 billion per year in 2023. By contrast, India’s legal services market was valued at approximately USD 1.3 billion in…
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Continue reading →: Why you need to tap the massive US compliance market
The US legal services market is the largest in the world, with cumulative revenues of about USD 2 trillion from 2012-18. And it is expected to grow to over USD 344 billion per year in 2023. By contrast, India’s legal services market was valued at approximately USD 1.3 billion in…
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Continue reading →: What is the roadmap to a Supreme Court practice?
At LawSikho, we have a formula for success: Skills + Track Record + Outreach = success in anything. Most people remain stuck at the knowledge level, and assume the rest of it will happen automatically over time. A lot of people do not develop any skills, which is very damaging. …
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Continue reading →: Here is what you can do to make the legal profession less elitist
When it comes to practicing at the Supreme Court of India as an Advocate on Record (AoR), the general perception of elitism and nepotism is hard to ignore, whatever the reality. In a report made public as part of a petition in a case dating back to 2015, controversial Mumbai-based…
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Continue reading →: Three myths about AoR
Lawyers are supposed to be smart, right? And knowledgeable. At least, that is the general perception. Perhaps owing to the vast amount of information that lawyers must assimilate simply to earn a basic degree. So why do some lawyers get stuck in their careers? With all their information and knowledge…
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Continue reading →: Life-changing rewards of cracking the Advocate on Record (AoR) exam
How many lawyers in India actually achieve the dream of a Supreme Court practice as an Advocate on Record (AoR)? The exact answer, according to the Supreme Court of India, is 2,777 as of September 2021. That is the number of Advocates on Record registered with the SC currently. Remember,…