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Similar things could be said about these other LinkedIn pseudo-celebrities, too - they are yet to earn both money and respect in the bar.
politely and writes well. he is woke and cool and has lots of apps on his 📱. i envy him.
Jayant Bhatt
Bharat Chugh
Sudhir Mishra
4 objections to this? Atleast elaborate why.
Amongst the best dressed at the KarHC and the SC, gotta doff my hat to one of the few lawyers still wearing suspenders.
Those who have interacted with him can wholeheartedly vouch for that.
LI should do an article on him or an interview with him. Such a legend.
Law firm people and advocates both eligible.