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Your assertion should be backed by a rationale and facts. "IBC is dead" now I will look cool on LI.
whether Working in that profile will provide me with good lateral opportunities? in law firms or companies?
can I shift from there to IBC and commercial matters like banking finance or general corp of T1 law firm
can someone also shed some light if ( have any idea ) counsel's who are doing really well on the IBC lit side. in nclt & nclat delhi
Misha and Siddhant Kant at SAM for IBC disputes
Anoop Rawat at SAM for Insolvency Transaction