Wadia Ghandy partner Vijay Sureka joined AZB & Partners as a senior associate in Mumbai on 1 October.
Sureka, who has joined AZB Mumbai corporate partner Abhijit Joshi’s team, declined to comment when contacted by Legally India.
He graduated from Campus Law Centre, Delhi University in 2002 and was promoted to Wadia Ghandy partnership in 2011.
Wadia Ghandy partner Ashish Ahuja commented: “[He was] one of the most affable guys we had, who apart from being a colleague was a friend to a lot of people. We will all miss him.”
Last month Wadia Ghandy converted to the eat-what-you-kill partnership with Ahuja promoted to jointly hold the managing partner position alongside Dhawal Mehta.
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Of course the flip side is that the argument might be that if they don't make these partners, they will leave as senior associates - which is worse. So you really can't win.
Forget about increase in associate pay, they have decreased their articles pay beyond what Tier 4 firms pay. They are preferring just cheap labour over talent. Recently WG downgraded itself from hiring from premier law colleges to hiring from [...] law schools such as RMNLU and Seedling Law School, Jaipur (have you even heard about this law school).
Kian, have you been hiding info from us?
Also, this is a WAKE UP CALL to WG Management to try and understand the situation. Major Wake up Call.
Increase the remuneration! Because For sure there is NO lack of business coming in. The Work just keeps getting bigger and better, and with new clients on the brink every day- WG must look at their unmotivated Employees.
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