Lex Mundi
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Established in 1989, Lex Mundi is an organization of 161 independent global law firms. Lex Mundi allows only one member firm per jurisdiction. In addition to providing for the exchange of professional information about local and global legal issues among its members, Lex Mundi makes certain resources freely available to the general public such as Lex Mundi's Guides to Doing Business and a directory of member law firms.
The CEO of Lex Mundi, Carl Anduri, is a former President of the Inter-Pacific Bar Association.
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