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Well, he's been around for 10 years at best. Would need atleast another decade of great matters to qualify for consideration of designation.
Not just that. 10 yrs is sufficient to establish your name. But he's just meh, not doing THE matters that matter, even with his connections.
There are some counsels often arguing for gov bodies who are fantabulous- Zoheb Hussain, Apoorva Kurup and Arjun Natrajan are outstanding.
Anirudh bhakru JSE (Jai Sahai Endlaw) Akanksha Kaul
Even Tanmaya Mehta is very talented. An NLS Gold medalist too.
Tanmaya, Anirudh, Jai, Aakanksha are promising but they all judges children. Amit George is good in arb law but his father is an infra arb expert.......
I would add Aman Nandrajog to this list. I’ve seen him a few times now in cross examination, brilliant. And I saw him navigate charmingly through a hostile court the other day.
Likely his team made this comment . Saw him few times arguing . Needs experience and finesse . I would not put Aman nandrajog as a brilliant lawyer . Lacks the command and knowledge to be a good lawyer .
Not a big fan but he is a very good lawyer ...fights hard
I think TAM never applied for Sr. designation even though he checks all the boxes. The reason is that his chamber is involved in a lot of drafting work and he would potentially lose out on the revenue.
She has been very good with the commercial side matters.
That’s true, but he’s applied this time and is likely to be designated aswell. In any case drafting can be done by his juniors and they can file while he appears. That’s not a consideration to not apply.
Mr. Mir is a very bold and firebrand arguing counsel. Expensive as a senior but does justice to the brief.
Little boy thought he achieved a lot by raking revenge for a dog.
I concur !!! Standalone i wouldn't consider him good but nepotism cannot be undervalued!
Haven't heard great things about him ! Also some ethical issues I have heard about Aman ! Would not suggest him
How much would these young but successful litigators be making?
More conventional and phonetically consistent spelling is Andley- "Endlaw" is a corruption of this spelling.
Dead thread comes back to life coz of one message - Jai Anant Dehadrai.
+1 to Samar Bansal, I really appreciate his impact in the court and dedication to the brief. Possibly one of the best I have briefed in terms of pure legal acumen.
One of the finest counsel in the Delhi HC. Incredibly sharp and articulate. Will most likely be designated soon.
I have never briefed someone like him till date. Dedicated and so articulate with his arguments. One of the best to engage!
My favorite too! He is the best and it is shocking that he is not designated yet. He did not apply to the Delhi High Court for designation in the latest round.
What’s up with Singh and associates. Could you please list out why it’s disliked by a lot of people?
Mr. Aseem Chawla, Sr standing counsel of Income Tax (Former Tax Head of Amarchand)
sr adv. prem lata bansal one of the best in taxation
Samman Vardhan Gautam first gen. great lawyer, kind, aggressive as well as soft. Very effective in DHC.
What about Mr Rahul Sharma and Mrs Jyoti Dutt Sharma?
Arkaj Kumar - he appears for the ED, very effective and a firebrand for sure
Mr. Shadan Farasat, although he doesn't take matters in HC too often.
I don't know his full name but first name is Anshuman. Does I think regulatory.
Vinit Trehan from Adyant Law, quite good at arguing.
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Anusha mahajan. Kunal Gamtare. Chiknis Podale.

Can't go wrong with any of them.
Actually a great counsel. Articulate and assertive.
Mr Anupam Srivastava is one of the best counsels on the civil side with in depth knowledge
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