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An article from the July 7th edition of the Economist discusses how British law firms are expanding their global footprint. Unlike Dewey & Leboeuf which tried to grow too fast and ended up going bankrupt, London’s top 5 law firms are growing their revenues and profits at an impressive and steady pace and this is largely…
More global companies than ever before are seeking to protect their intellectual property rights in China. They rightly view China as one of the world’s largest markets. We at Morningside specialize in patent translation and filing, and over the last five years, we have watched as China has shifted from a country that clients often file in to one they view as absolutely essential for IPR purposes. In 2012, Morningside is slated to translate and file more applications for national stage entry into China than ever before.
The need for pharmaceutical translation to tap into global drug markets isn’t news. But sales and growth forecasts for 2011 indicate that translations for China and other emerging markets will become more important than ever. IMS health (a pharmaceutical industry data company) predicts that the global drug market will grow 5 to 7% in 2011,…