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In developing OFWARS into a system or service that can be sold, and then supporting it using the Yahoo information network, Yahoo accomplishes two goals. First, it turns adversaries into customers. Rather than trying to replace researchers, it becomes the ultimate tool for them to use. Secondly, much of the initial advertising and globalization will be accomplish before Yahoo expands across boarders through word of mouth and interaction with the service through join ventures or representation by U.S. law firms.

Potential Countries for Global Marketing

Japan would be an excellent country to market this option. The main targets would be the legal departments of the companies themselves. They have many interests in the U.S., sometimes in large-ricket items like cars, which leave them vulnerable to the high expenses of fraudulent lawsuits.

Historically, Japanese companies used organizational structures with a great deal of outsourcing to smaller companies. The idea of collecting lega

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l have automatic exposure in Canada, Australia, India, and other areas of strong British influence. Yahoo teams should have little difficulty adapting to British culture. Though British organizations tend to be more hierarchical, they are accustomed to working with Americans who's business culture is a team atmosphere. The legal system, language, and culture of Great Britain is extremely similar to the United States. Indeed, many Americans can translate their ancestry to the British Isles, making a relocation there as good as coming home. China Yahoo might find working with companies in China as an impressive disaster. First, many "international" companies in China are simply manufacturing for other companies already in the United States. It is far more likely that the American Companies would be sued fraudulently. Since plaintiff lawyers in the U.S. must pay fees upfront, and only gain a return if they win, the people who bring fraudulent law suits might have a very difficult time finding a lawyer willing to go through the trouble and cost to sue a Chinese company. Even if the lawsuit could be brought, a Chinese company would doubtless hire an American law firm to represent them, because the legal system in
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