Luthra & Luthra advised Indian private equity and real estate firm Everstone Capital in its joint venture with international fast food chain Burger King which was advised by AZB & Partners and Greenberg Traurig and Allen & Gledhill.
Luthra Mumbai partners Deepak THM and Gayatri Roy, managing associate Nirupam Lodha and associates Anshuman Mozumdar, Vidushi Gupta and Karishma Dodeja acted for Everstone on structuring of the transaction from a legal and regulatory perspective and also reviewed, negotiated and finalised deal documents.
AZB Bangalore partner Srinath Dasari and Mumbai partner Abhijit Joshi are understood to have acted for Burger King.
The arch-rival of the McDonald’s fast food chain has made its India entry through a long-term master franchise and development agreement with Everstone, as reported by the Economic Times. The WSJ reported that the company had not yet decided on whether it would offer beef burgers on its menu.
Photo by Bart Everson
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Nirupam Lodha is also NLU, IIRC.
Also, please don't let others tame us into using "NLUJ" to identify the University. It is, and has always been, "NLU".
From a formidable and dynamic team of over 20, they are now reduced to 2. Wonder why?
You obviously did not get the hidden sarcasm there did you?
Good for them. :)
How many partners are left in Luthra as of today?
Why do burgers "usually look better in the photo"? Didnt follow the caption
In this case, I thought the picture looked much more realistic than appetising.
Talking of, there was a clever marketing stunt Canadian McDonald's pulled, answering an eater's question of why the picture always look better than the real thing. Answer, here:
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