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Surely this must be very unique, or am I mistaken?
I know firms have seen regular Partners / Founding partners be designated as Senior Advocates, but both firms, ELP / Poovayya & Co are very much still seen as Rohan's / Sajjan's firms, respectively.
The man has a created a 150+ person firm and is now a very busy Senior Advocate. Either one alone would be very impressive.
Most people on here are so blinded with M&A/PE/Corp that that seems to be the only relevant metric for Tier 1/2 classifications. But if you look at Tax, which is a very large and very lucrative practice, ELP & LKS are the two undisputed Tier 1 firms. That house was built on RS’ shoulders, without him there would be no ELP.