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Prabhjot Bhullar - Projects, Quit. Destination not known.
Kanchan Sinha - M&A, Quit. Went in-house.
Hearing that Pallavi Bedi (Projects) is serving out her notice period.
BTW, news is that now Agra university and Chaudhuri Charan Singh are the preferred colleges from where recruitment is being done these days.
- JP singh, Indirect Tax Head. Retired
- Vikas Shrivastava- Direct Tax head and overall head of practice. Quit
- priyanka singh - projects partner. Quit.
Who else ?
Keep mohit aside for two minutes. How do u justify what Bobby and sudhir are doing?
If sondhi siblings are not eligible to be partners, buy their share out. Atleast me honorable to a man who build your practice shoulder to shoulder
They say your enemy's enemy is your best friend.
LnL needs to cut out the cancer and start on a clean slate.
https://www.barandbench.com/news/litigation/siblings-of-vijay-sondhi-stake-claim-for-brothers-share-in-ll-partners-delhi-high-court-refers-dispute-for-mediation