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..its nowhere close to the lalajis of legal industry........even if its might higher bands fact is Trilegal is not Tier 1, its got no great branding, its got a long way to go to catch up with Tier 1 lala firms.........the thing that works for Trilegal is it attracts those who are fed up of the lala law firms in terms of employee talent.......hence you see they are able to recruit company partners,their thinking is the partners will bring business.......but the clients are still sitting in the books of original lalajis firms...........so then it's hard to believe the bands of Trilegal will be higher...
SAs-30-40 lakhs until 40-50 lakhs.