HFW hires Clydes NLS grad Hari Krishna for Dubai shipping practice

Krishna
Krishna
Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW) hired NLSIU Bangalore 2004 grad Hari Krishna.

Krishna: Multi-jurisdictional
Krishna: Multi-jurisdictional

Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW) has hired NLSIU Bangalore 2004 graduate and Clyde & Co senior associate Hari Krishna for its shipping practice in Dubai.

Krishna, who also holds an LLM from Tulane Law School in admiralty and maritime law, was at Clydes from 2007 and had worked in the chambers of Mumbai advocate and maritime law practitioner S Venkiteswaran until 2005.

Krishna told Legally India via email that he hadn’t focused on India work specifically at Clydes but hoped to do more of it.

“The work I do tends to be multi-jurisdictional, be it advising offshore energy players or commodities traders. So there is sometimes an Indian element and sometimes not,” he said.

“But I have always wanted to be able to provide these specialist services to the Indian market, and my new role at HFW puts me in a better position to achieve that goal. HFW has a long history of advising the Indian marine industry.

HFW Dubai shipping head and partner Simon Cartwright commented in a press release that Krishna would be a valuable addition to the team. He has joined the firm as a senior associate.

Clyde was not available for comment at the time of going to press.

Comments

Congrats 23 Jul 2013, 10:30
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Go BJ!!!
Vilok 24 Jul 2013, 02:38
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Why do these dudes talk so much and give the same yada yada PR spin? Anyways he looks like an uncle from NLS 1994 batch.
Navin 24 Jul 2013, 06:39
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Congratulations Hari! All the best in your new role.
Anon 24 Jul 2013, 08:45
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So he passed out from NLS in 2004 AND "worked in the chambers of Mumbai advocate and maritime law practitioner S Venkiteswaran until 2004"? How does that work - did he intern there? Coz it would be pretty difficult to do a full time law course in Bangalore while holding down a full time job in Mumbai!
V 24 Jul 2013, 08:57
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Congrats Hairy!!
@ Kian 24 Jul 2013, 09:29
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"Krishna [...] had worked in the chambers of Mumbai advocate and maritime law practitioner S Venkiteswaran until 2004." How could a 2004 grad have "worked" until 2004, unless work includes internships? Or is the year reported incorrectly?
kianganz 24 Jul 2013, 09:48
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You're right, that should have read 2005, according to his linked-in profile, which states:
Qualification training - 2002 - 04
Advocate, 2004 - 05
AJ 24 Jul 2013, 17:12
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Many congratulations Hari!
Guest 25 Jul 2013, 09:08
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Congratulations Hari! Well deserved.. We are very proud of you..