Trilegal
Exclusive: The future is bright at Trilegal, despite virus, according to its new MPs* 
Trilegal has promoted two of its corporate lawyers - Ankush Goyal and Tejas Adiga - to its all-equity partnership, growing to 55 now.
From today, nearly all of Khaitan & Co lawyers and support staff will officially have the option of working from home, in a bid to reduce the risk of spreading the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) amongst its workforce.
Trilegal’s founding partners are to take a step back from management, albeit gradually, with the firm’s partnership having decided to appoint a new management committee (MC) of partner Nishant Parikh and as well as co-founding partner Sridhar Gorthi.
Exclusive: 10+ year Trilegal partner leaves to look for solutions outside of the law to help make his city more sustainable and resilient%% 
The all-equity partnership of Trilegal has elected to hire Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas partner Joseph Jimmy as a partner in banking and finance in Mumbai, growing its partnership to 54.
Much like nearly every other industry, technology has been threatening to eat the world, if not lawyers’ lunches, though most action has been happening overseas.
Embassy Office Parks acting general counsel Clarence Anthony, who had been on secondment to the real estate developer from Trilegal since April, has returned to the law firm in Bangalore with a promotion into its equity partnership, in news that was first reported by Bar & Bench.
Trilegal has hired Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) partner Kunal Gupta as a partner in white-collar crime investigations in Delhi.