Apparently Indus Law - they think every liquidation preference provision, and put and call option provision they are providing inputs on are rocket science! This makes them "business minded".
Doubt there can be a fixed answer to this.. Its good to look for a mentor to get training.. In the meanwhile, I will suggest you to take the tried and tested formula i.e. (a) make sure your basics are in place, (b) start reading famous case laws on the subject - its just easier due to drama and glitz to read (which will in turn also lead you to more cases - based on the cases quoted by lawyers etc. etc.), (c) keep yourself updated with the developments in India and abroad in the economic/business field
Want to become a true business lawyer - focus on commercial rationale, business governance, etc. as well as the key legal items, in order to help promoters structure their business, its product offerings, employee incentives, etc.
Any leads on the best persons in India to learn this from?
(a) make sure your basics are in place,
(b) start reading famous case laws on the subject - its just easier due to drama and glitz to read (which will in turn also lead you to more cases - based on the cases quoted by lawyers etc. etc.),
(c) keep yourself updated with the developments in India and abroad in the economic/business field
Any leads on the best persons in India to learn this from?
Don't care about tier1/2/3 or salary.