In over sixteen years of helping lawyers to move offshore, we have yet to see one who has regretted it. We consistently hear feedback that it has been both a career-defining and life-changing decision. Indeed, many people that we first worked with in the early 2000's are now Partners offshore and have never looked back. That’s not to say that it is for everyone. A move of this magnitude demands full knowledge of what to expect and what to be cautious of. Click on the link below to see our guide to the key attractions and some of the warning signs that it might not be for you.
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