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Law firm/Team representing VC/Investors
Law firm/Team representing the accused (Jaggi and team)
Law firm/Team representing the company - Blu smart
Any idea who was looped in for this work.
It means either, for reader’s ease.
1. Backing up counsels ka concept doesn't exist in SC Litigation.
2. Dave, Gopal and Menaka are all in different leagues with different expertise. None of them get briefed in heavy duty commercial matters. Menaka and GSN are not known names for criminal lit.
3. You are naming people who primarily have a SC presence. There is a long way till any case reaches there. To reach SC, matters will either reach via NCLT and NCLAT or Trial Court and High Court.
If I had to guess, in SC, they may engage Salve / Shyam Divan / NKK depending upon the stakes.