Abstract
<p><strong><em>Abstract</em></strong><strong><em> </em></strong></p><em>This article analyses issues related to the implementation of fee liberalization by the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) and its effect to the legal service business sector. Indonesian lawyers, as a consequence, will then have to compete with foreign legal service providers. It is assumed that through fair and transparent competition a more accountable business atmosphere can be created. However, a number of legal regulations at the national level establishes non-trade barriers, effectively obstructing the AEC’ market liberalization project. The authors standing here is that the policy of protecting domestic lawyers or advocates should be rescinded and to that purpose Indonesia should amend the prevailing Law on Advocate.</em>
Highlights
Abstrak Tujuan tulisan ini adalah menganalisis penerapan “liberalisasi fee” dalam konteks Masyarakat Ekonomi Asean (MEA) yang membuka pasar perdagangan jasa hukum dan sekaligus memaksa advokat Indonesia untuk turut berkompetisi dengan advokat asing di Indonesia
This article analyses issues related to the implementation of fee liberalization
The authors standing here is that the policy of protecting domestic lawyers or advocates should be rescinded
Summary
Abstrak Tujuan tulisan ini adalah menganalisis penerapan “liberalisasi fee” dalam konteks Masyarakat Ekonomi Asean (MEA) yang membuka pasar perdagangan jasa hukum dan sekaligus memaksa advokat Indonesia untuk turut berkompetisi dengan advokat asing di Indonesia. Pemerintah Indonesia telah mensikapi tantangan MEA tahun 2015 ini dengan membuka kesempatan seluasluasnya bagi advokat asing yang akan berpraktik di Indonesia, melalui 7 initial offer, berikut juga tantangan 10 negara ASEAN dalam Business Services.
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