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While everyone thought that bringing in Harry Chawla and his team would bring in stability post RKL’s demise, it has just done the opposite. Both, old and young blood (Asim and Avirup as examples) have left the firm. Is this ship never going to stabilise? I think it’s time other partners take cue and move on. There is some good talent still stuck in that firm.
Not sure who has one between Luthra and Saraf. Both firms are bleeding talent.
Wonder whats on the cards for LL. A foreign merger probably?
Policies are amended to suit MP, Vij and Bhasin. The HR browbeat the junior lawyers and harass them.
More partner departures are on the cards. One the profitable partners leave, Vij Bhasin and MP can manage themselves.