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Yes, it is possible for an India qualified lawyer to work in a foreign jurisdiction as a lawyer. The easiest way to do this is to work as a 'consultant' who only advises with respect to Indian law. Much like the lawyers who work at the India desks of large firms abroad. Ofcourse, based on local requ

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The Indian law degree, LL.B. Is valid in some countries, like Canada. Recently, Canada has recognised the three-year Indian law degree for higher studies. To practice law with a degree from an Indian law school, you must either pass an exam or enroll in a law course in most countries. Also, career o
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