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My friend was told during the interview that the firm has non toxic friendly culture that promotes work life balance.
However, to my friend's suprise, rather than focusing on productivity, the management used to intimidate over petty matters like office timings, completion of non - billable assignments.
OP, if you are genuinely considering Lexygen I would suggest that you don't listen to these baseless comments. Apply to them and figure out for yourselves what you think of the firm and then decide. I'm not saying everything is perfect but it is surely one of the better options today in the market if you want to do PE/VC and M&A.
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/161616-high-paying-boutique-firms
I hope this helps.