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If one wants to be a lawyers and not broker best to stay away.
And which teams would you not recommend working with?
Quality, fast, cheap.
Take your pick.
Your considerations are also similar.
Pg - himself has no Indian law qualification and doesn’t really understand Indian law to the extent his peers in other firms do.
I’m at a T2 currently and am planning on making a lateral shift.
Big deals like PNB Housing Finance? Heard his ▮▮▮
There are far better teams both work culture wise and quality wise for employment law (read Noohid’s team at AZB, even Anshul Prakash’s team at KCO i heard is pretty decent)
Can you drop me an email at employmenttier1@gmail.com and we can have an anonymous conversation.
I could really use the help and input: vangoghlorified@gmail.com
What was more disappointing was the lack of consideration towards interns’ well being and work boundaries. The environment felt unnecessarily harsh and stressful, especially from certain associates in the team.
Of course, every person’s experience can differ, but based on what I observed and heard closely, it did not seem like a supportive team environment for interns.
Which disputes teams at SAM Delhi are worth working with? Considerations are the same as above.
How's Swati Agarwal's disputes team?
Capital Market or Banking & Finance or Dispute