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Any reviews on Raya’s and Sumi Saikia’s team?
May I know who are these Nepalese lawyers you're referring to?

As far as I'm aware Karuna Thapa used to work in SAM but she left some 3-4 years ago.
Because they all have reservations and honestly who can do this life long
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Raya is the sweetest and cutest soul ever, loved working across her team in a fairly complicated M&A transaction last year:)
But most are Assamese or Bengali, already we know they are represented.
No.

Assamese, Bengalis, Nepalis we know they are well represented in Big Law.

I am talking about ethnic Nagaland, Mizoram, Sikkim, Manipur and Meghalaya people.
Navin Syiem, Shillong, NLIU Grad, Partner at Luthra
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Assamese has a lot of BigLaw presence, especially through GNLU’s North East quota
Ethnic Assamese Partners

Raya Hazarika (S&R)

Sumi Saikia (Trilegal)

Upamanyu Hazarika (Trilegal founder, now senior advocate)

Anymore?
INSPIRED. Thanks.

But Why are NE lawyers not staying in corporate law.
Haven’t heard of any, there are people from Assam (non-Bengali) but can’t say about rest of NE.
I know of a few lawyers from Shillong who work at law firms. One is a partner at k&s and 2-3 associates at T1s as well.
Define NE. Do Assamese people, along with Nepalis in Darjeeling and Bengalis in Assam and Tripura count? Are you referring to facial features only?
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