Outlook: 2023 | Asian Legal Business

Although the COVID-19 pandemic appeared to be drawing to a close after three years, law firms in Asia looking for a boom in 2023 are confronted with a moderate global economic outlook that could continue to affect legal demands. Lawyers from different Asian jurisdictions share with ALB how they expect their market to develop, and what in-house counsel should be looking out for.

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