All posts tagged "founding partner"
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19.0KAOR“Your attention is your most valuable asset, Focus on mastering corporate law and industry knowledge; it’s the cornerstone of expertise in handling complex cases.” – Tanu Priya Gupta, Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India and Founding Partner of Sarvagya Legal
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team Can you take us through your journey from college to becoming an advocate-on-record...
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2.9KInterviews“Embracing technology is not just a choice; it’s a necessity in today’s legal landscape. By leveraging technology, we can enhance efficiency and deliver superior outcomes for our clients.” – Kamlesh Kharade, Founding Partner at India Law Alliance
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team Could you take us through your journey from your college days to where...
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1.6KInterviews“Another important aspect I learnt in the formative years of my career is teamwork. It is one of the most crucial yet neglected areas, if properly appreciated teamwork can yield results which have no bounds.”- Tushar Roy, Founding Partner at RG & Kumar LLP
This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and The SuperLawyer Team Could you please share with us what initially sparked your interest in pursuing...
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2.3KAORIt is very crucial for a lawyer to have a reasonable understanding of workings of court(s) of first instance, especially procedural law(s)- Satyam Thareja, Founding Partner, TNC, Advocate-on-Record at Supreme Court of India
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team To start this conversation, please tell us about your decision to pursue law....
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4.1KFounderKarthik Jayakumar- a Non-National-Law School graduate who became Founding Partner at Peritum Partners and co-founded an Online Journal of International Law and International Law Consultancy, called The A38 Journal
This interview has been published by Tanmaya Sharma. The Interview was taken by The SuperLawyer Team. Is it hard for a non-national-law...