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PLEASE HELP, absolutely any insight will be appreciated!!
Securities litigation is concentrated in Bombay only - a niche practice area.
If money is something that is least of your concern then choose Disputes over Gen corp. Yes gen corp, m&a...they all can get monotonous at some point. Unless you're doing Public MnA things are going to be same from the rest of your life. PE-VC goes the same route only with certain changes here in there and keeping up with govt. guidelines.
I've seen people who have lost their interest in a year or so because they got into gen corp looking at the money aspect only.