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10 & 3 are probably the only regular faces.
His father was a judge of the HC and FIL was CJI. His practice did grow because of that. But So if his practice grew because of that, it isn't his fault. (To his credit his practice has grown even more after the untimely death of his father and the retirement of his FIL.)
And yes he unquestionably has learnt from them. He conducts himself like he is a boss! I think tht upbringing in a legal family and being a married into one both means that one moves in a certain circle but that can't be held against. He has learnt from them how to conduct himself.
Why are you licking nepos?
See para 7. Was a genuine q of this is the same Anirudh Wadhwa we are talking about or a different person.
The same goes for post about Tanmaya Mehta. Especially saying "he learnt something from his FIL". What did he learn that people cannot learn from relatives? Is such a post to be allowed?
Neither Anirudh nor Tanmaya will care two hoots about this, but is this what LI should become?
LegallyIndia is just a trolling website otherwise.
2. Tanmaya Mehta - 15 PQE
3. Anirudh Wadhwa - 15 PQE
4. Raghav Shankar - 15 PQE
5. Shivam Singh - 13 PQE
6. Aditya Swaroop - 13 PQE
7. Samar Kachwaha - 13 PQE
8. Tishampati Sen - 13 PQE
9. Samiksha Godiyal - 13 PQE
10. Amit George - 12 PQE
11. Vrinda Bhandari - 11 PQE
12. Anunaya Mehta - 11 PQE
You will not go wrong if you choose between these dozen lawyers
Was looking for someone from around the 2010 batch, who is now flourishing.
Better if is a good human being. Would be of a great help!
Thanks