LPO

No language barrier for India's LPO industry

Azim Premjis and Narayana Murthys sold Indian technology services to the world. The TVS family and Baba Kalyanis sold auto expertise. But it is the much-hated 19th century British bureaucrat, Macaulay, who is helping a new breed of business emerge in the nation, Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO). “We feel India has a unique advantage of having its own legal system in English,” says Jonathan Kelly, partner at Simmons & Simmons, a UK law firm.

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