High time law firm people realise that today there only few rainmakers and most of them are in their 40s or early 50s. Most these senior partners are here to stay for another 10-15 years. The junior partners are solely dependent on them for work (which means meeting targets). Now, some senior partners are good and toss matters whereas some are not. The junior partners below the later ones never meet their targets. It’s a fact that many newly made CAM partners make less money than some of the high performing PAs. This is because in CAM, PAs don’t get paid basis targets whereas target is strictly implemented for junior level partners. This is the sole reason why even home grown CAM partners quit and prefer to join a firm which ensures good money, good work without having to take the blame for not meeting targets. High time firms like CAM do away with the system of linking payouts to targets for junior partners or ensure that senior partners ( the few rainmakers) toss their work. For this to happen, senior partners should be entitled to notional credit for all work tossed.

TL seems to be adopting Reliance strategy. Aggressive expansion without thinking about profitability until you've completely absorbed the entire space and there's no competitor left. Good lesson for lalas who refuse to treat their partners and associates with respect or pay them well.

Abe chomu, these "Lala firm owners" have disproportionate wealth and disproportionate influence compared to any other country with law firm owners, especially Cyril and his family relations with Adani. Pajeets think they'll impress someone by citing the example of such billionaire whiz kid born and brought in NYC jab khud Lala firm mai SA nahi ban pa rahe.