IndusLaw has added Kochhar & Co partner Shabbeer Ahmed as a partner in its Hyderabad office.
The 2008 NLIU Bhopal graduate, who had joined Kochhar in 2015, specialises in civil and commercial litigation, particularly in bankruptcy code matters.
In a press release, Indus founding partner Suneeth Katarki said: “He will bolster our litigation practice as well as the overall client service capability in Hyderabad.
“He has very good and diversified experience of advising numerous institutional and corporate clients on various litigation matters and formulating risk mitigating strategies.”
Ahmed added: “IndusLaw is a tier 1 firm in several areas of practice and is also one of the fastest growing law firms in the country.
“I am looking forward to be part of firm’s growth story and quite excited to work with the great talent in the firm.”
According to Indus’ press release, he has appeared before high court, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), civil courts, consumer forums and commissions, arbitration tribunals, debt recovery tribunals, labour courts and other fora.
According to the firm, “he has the distinction of representing the financial creditor in a case where the first ever liquidation order was passed by any NCLT in India after IBC has come into force”.
This latest hire takes
- Indus boosts Delhi disputes with JSA partner Mayank Mishra
- Link Legal top corporate dealmaker Manish Gupta to move to IndusLaw
- IndusLaw continues Bombay boom, hires Haresh Jagtiani's Petrushka Dasgupta
- Manan Lahoty + team of 17 commence CM at Indus, where clients considering IPOs (post complex transition)
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Personally I would like firms like indus to succeed, much needed for growth of the Indian law firm sector, but hope they don't become another Linklegal/DSK/ELp, the nearly there lot.
But they do a damn good job of making it all seem democratic. Gotta give them that! :D
Truth be told - They have super potential to step it up - they have the vision, the resources, and the right talent. But sadly they are stuck to their joint family culture of a decade ago.
B. For people to claim that the university has any bearing on mid-career professional developments is to be asinine. These are the product of hard work of the individuals involved, nothing else. The university may at best claim some credit for day zero performance because of reputation and alumni base.
C. Clearly if it is still producing people like you, who need to hyperventilate about the university every time a piece involving someone is published, and to badmouth other universities in the process, it is not doing everything right.
D. By the way, is your degree authentic? Just asking.
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