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(Cyril) Amarchand nabs Dhir & Dhir partner Rahul Goel with team

Dhir & Dhir partner Raghul Goel with his team is to join the upcoming Delhi office of Amarchand Mangaldas Mumbai managing partner Cyril Shroff after the break-up of Amarchand, according to two authoritative sources.

It is understood that Goel has communicated his resignation internally today.

Goel confirmed that he would be joining Amarchand with his team of one principal and one senior associate.

Shroff declined to comment.

Goel had joined Dhir & Dhir in 2013 from Seth Dua & Associates to set up competition, trade and technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) practices.

The end of mediation between Cyril Shroff and his brother Shardul are expected to conclude tomorrow.

Team (Cyril) Amarchand Mangaldas (Delhi) Team (Shardul) Amarchand Manganldas (Mumbai)

Kochhar partner Manishi Pathak
AZB Delhi partner Ritika Rathi
Clasis IP head Ashwin Sapra
MNK Law Offices partners Gyanendra Kumar, Anuradha Mukherjee and Srinivas Kilambi

Citi consultant Gokul Rajan & Jones Day associate Nikhil Naredia
Kochhar & Co partner Harry Chawla

Gnarus Partners founder Rishi Anand
Khaitan associate partner Harsh Kumar

Raghuram Raju (ex-Dua Associates partner, ex-GC of Religare)
Luthra & Luthra partner Piyush Mishra
Khaitan & Co Delhi partner Gauri Rasgotra; and
Economic Laws Practice (ELP) partner Kirat Singh Nagra
.

Tentative: Verus partner Jay Parikh
Khaitan associate partner Abhishek Sinha
Dudhat Pereira & Associates founder and former Udwadia Udeshi partner Radhika Pereira.
Khaitan associate partner Iqbal Khan
Khaitan & Co associate partner Deepto Roy

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