Office, law, firms and companies of lawyers in Jalisco
Keywords:
Legal profession, offices, lawyers, JaliscoAbstract
This article is part of a sociological analysis of Mexican law to take as a case study the state of Jalisco. The text contextualises the issues facing the profession and analyzes hundreds of firms, law firms and law firms in Jalisco. The intention is chart the order and structure of social relations that are established in this part of the legal field computers to infer some points of law in general in the early twenty-first century.Downloads
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