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Standalone, i won't choose competition as well. Too small of a practice in India and boring. India doesn't see exciting competition matters.
Har second NLU wale ko competition me jana hai.
If you want to understand what I m saying - go to the CCI website and look at the number of merger filings, s. 26(1) order, and s. 27 orders passed every year. The numbers have become constant
Around 100 merger filing
12-15 investigation orders
10 - s. 27 orders
Almost all the competition work is done by 3 firms- Triegal, AZB and SAM. CAM and KCo get the crumbs. JSA to usse bhi kam.
All of these firms have excess number of partners... Hardly any space for anyone at the top