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RJ and NS are the key rainmakers for the tax team.
Ahmedabad litigation is headed by Hardik OG.
In Mumbai, litigation is handled by Gopal, Parth, Chirag, and Geenita.
In Delhi, litigation is handled by Udit, Kumar and Arihant. They have hired new faces at AP level also. So I don't see any impact.
Rohan left, Vikram left, Tarun left, Naresh left, MP Devnath left, Jeetendra left
Before we rush to judge, mock, or label someone as incompetent or difficult, it’s worth remembering that lawyers are human too.
But empathy works both ways right. What about the mental health of the people who work under you. It’s one thing to say someone may be struggling, but that can’t become a blanket excuse for inefficiency or behaviour that affects everyone around them. The support staff, juniors, colleagues, and teams who have to constantly cover for mistakes, handle last-minute chaos or deal with unpredictable conduct also take a huge mental toll. I rest my case. I will not reply further.
He dreamt of courts, of robes, of fame,
"A litigator! his proud claim.
With confidence both bold and ample,
He'd always say, "Let's keep it simple!"
Yet every file grew twice its size,
With notes, annexures, and surprise.
The "simple" path we'd hoped to see,
Became a legal family tree!
When hearing day would finally come,
We'd think, "Today's the beating drum!"
But somehow fate would intervene...
"An adjournment!: the favourite scene.