Bengaluru has entered an exciting stage this year.Compared with last year, recruitment activities in January 2019 increased significantly by 27 percentage points.Recruitment activities in the city have increased mainly in the IT software industry, with a growth rate of 53, mainly within 4 to 7 years of experience.Undoubtedly, it is predicted that Bengaluru will become the third fastest growing city in the world in 15 years.According to the study conducted by the Oxford Institute of Economics, Bengaluru, an average annual increase of 8.5%, will be the third fastest growing city in the world during 2019-2035.Of course, this is also a boon to the city's legal industry.For example, one of the main drivers of growth in Bengaluru is that it is the cradle of economic activity and currently has about 35-40% of Indian start-upsExports of ecosystems, aerospace technologies, software and biotechnology.This means a lot of professional work, especially for startups.And investment lawyers, as well as other relevant professional practitioners.Start-Ups often also requires guidance on compliance and regulatory tasks to improve the quality of work and workload of compliance companies and lawyers.In addition, they sought contractual assistance during the initial growth phase to make room for legal experts in the field.After these stages, these startUps naturally needs assistance in terms of investment and funding, which requires careful arrangement, discussion and negotiation.With the massive investment of foreign investors, legal aid has become a must-have for the city to get those funds.In addition, these companies need to advise on the development and registration of their intellectual property rights to ensure their currency and system growth in selected areas.Of course, intellectual property litigation will also grow.From these innovations that start to blossomUps also provides space for lawyers in unconventional categories, such as those who are technical legal experts, and their participation is also increasing.It's worth noting that once these startIn the next 10 years or so, ups is booming, and the demand for competition law lawyers will also surface.In addition, as the market is becoming increasingly labor intensive, demand for labor laws and employment practitioners will grow exponentially.This is because the conflict between the employer and the employee has the potential to undermine the overall operation of any company, even the entire economy.So the future of Bangladesh's legal industry looks rather bright.Now, communities should recognize this potential and explore this opportunity, because it is this growth in parallel with cities that can achieve long-term development.Time results for individual lawyers and law firms.This is also a great space for budding lawyers to learn their craft because the market is currently competitive and healthy but has not been cutLike Mumbai or Delhi, this is a very favorable atmosphere for young lawyers.