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I am currently practising in Delhi and am thinking about shifting my base to Kolkata. Now, I understand that fees are less and probably with fewer industries, commercial practice is more limited. But regardless, I will appreciate if anyone practising in Kolkata can give an honest opinion about the scope in commercial litigation / arbitration practice based out of Kolkata.
Thanks!
Seniors here are amazing, many are barristers, or devilled in the chambers of barristers. Post when years, you perhaps want go independent to you would e earning enough to buy a 6- 10 L car on EMI. Seniors, of course don't pay youhowever, it is, bye as told by one with a a bout 10 years of practice charging about 7000 - 10,000 per appearance appearances daily on average, it is neither too bad nor too good.