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S&R promotes 3 to partner (NLS, Nalsar, ILS): Now has 50% female partnership [UPDATE-1]

S&R now a half-female firm with newest S&R partners Aggarwal, Iyer, Mahapatra (l to r)
S&R now a half-female firm with newest S&R partners Aggarwal, Iyer, Mahapatra (l to r)

S&R Associates has promoted three to partner.

According to its press release the new partners are:

Tanya Aggarwal’s practice covers mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, regulatory and general corporate matters. She joined S&R in 2007 after receiving a BA , LLB (Hons.) from the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. She received an LLM from Harvard Law School in 2012 and was a foreign associate at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP in London until 2013 before returning to S&R Tanya is based in the New Delhi office.

Radhika Iyer’s practice covers mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, funds, employment and general corporate matters. She received a BSL , LLB in 2007 from ILS Law College, Pune. Prior to joining S&R in 2010, she worked with Nishith Desai Associates in Mumbai. Radhika is based in the New Delhi office.

Sudip Mahapatra’s practice covers private equity, joint ventures, competition and general corporate matters. He joined S&R in 2007 after receiving a BA , LLB (Hons.) from the NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. He received an LLM from Columbia University School of Law in 2010 and worked with Kirkland & Ellis LLP in New York until 2012 before returning to S&R Sudip is based in the Mumbai office.

S&R very recently lost its first partner ever, with Bhakta Patnaik having left for Trilegal.

The firm is now 12 partners strong, of whom six are women.

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