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==[[GNLU Gandhinagar]]==

* [[Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co]] - 15 (Mumbai - 14, New Delhi - 1)
* [[Lakshmi Kumaran & Sridharan]] - 4
* [[Wadia Ghandy & Co]] - 1
* [[Trilegal]] - 1
* [[Economic Laws Practice]] - 1
* [[BMR Advisors]] - 1
* [[A & M Law Offices, New Delhi]] - 1
* [[Priti Suri & Associates, New Delhi]] - 1
* [[Y.J. Trivedi & Co]] - 2
* [[Pangea3]] - 4
* [[OSC Knowledge Centre, Gurgaon]] - 2
* [[Center for Social Justice]] - 1
* [[King and Patridge]] - 1
* [[Gujarat State Financial Corporation]] - 2
* '''Total - 37'''

==[[Nalsar Hyderabad]]==
* [[Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co]] - 13 (Mumbai - 12, Delhi - 1)
* [[Ernst & Young]] - 5
* [[Khaitan & Co]] - 4
* [[Majmudar & Co]] - 3
* [[Luthra & Luthra]] - 3 (Delhi - 2, Mumbai - 1)
* [[Bharucha & Partners]] - 2
* [[Finsec Law Advisers]] - 2
* [[AZB & Partners]] - 1
* [[Desai & Diwanji]] - 1
* [[Trilegal]] - 1
* '''Total - 35'''

==[[NLIU Bhopal]]==
*[[Khaitan & Co]] - 5
*[[Trilegal]] - 2
*[[Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co]] - 3
*[[Lakshmi Kumaran & Sridharan]] - 3
*[[Juris Corp]] - 1
*[[ICICI]] - 4
*[[BPCL]] - 3
*[[Pangea3]] - 4
*'''Total: - 25'''
The total number of students placed at NLIU-Bhopal has now hit 30. Below is the list of recruiting organisations:

Amarchand Mangaldas: 3 students Khaitan & Co.: 5 students Trilegal: 1 student Juris Corp: 2 students Lakshmi Kumaran and Sridharan: 3 students Bharat Petroleum (B.P.C.L.): 4 students Vedanta: 1 student ICICI Bank: 4 students Kochar and Co.: 1 student CPA Global: 2 students Pangea3: 4 students

Indian law schools

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India has 913 law schools<ref>Bar Council of India (BCI) chairman and solicitor general Gopal Subramanium, Legally India interview, 13 July 2010[http://www.legallyindia.com/201007131090/Interviews/bci-chief-subramanium-plans-to-consolidate-700-law-schools-overhaul-ethics-as-part-of-30-year-old-reform-dream "BCI chief to consolidate over 700 law schools"]</ref>.

==List of law schools==
The top-ranked law schools according to the 2009-10 [[Mooting Premier League (MPL)]] are:
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*[[Nalsar Hyderabad|Nalsar University of Law, Hyderabad]]
*[[NLSIU Bangalore]]
*[[NUJS Kolkata]]
*[[NLU Jodhpur|National Law University (NLU) Jodhpur]]
*[[School of Excellence in Law (SOEL) Chennai]]
*[[ILS Law College Pune]]
*[[GNLU Gandhinagar]]
*[[NLIU Bhopal]]
*[[Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai]]
*[[Amity Law School IP University Delhi]]
*[[Symbiosis Law School, Pune]]
*[[Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL) Patiala|RGNUL Patiala]]
*[[Law Centre I (LC-I) Delhi University]]
*[[Nuals Kochi]]
*[[University Institute of Laws PURC, Ludhiana]]
*[[CMR Law School, Bangalore]]
*[[Kerala Law Academy Thiruvananthapuram]]
*[[NLU Delhi]]
*[[RMLNLU|Ram Manohar Lohiya national Law University,Lucknow]]
*[[UILS Chandigarh]]
*[[HNLU Raipur|Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU), Raipur]]
*[[D. E. S. Law College, Pune]]
*[[New Law College Bharati Vidyapeeth University Pune]]
*[[CNLU Patna]]
*[[Government Law College Ernakulam]]
*[[Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad|Nirma Law, Ahmedabad]]
*[[ULC Bangalore|University Law College, Banglaore]]
*[[Campus Law Centre Delhi]]

==Other law schools and colleges==
*[[A.K.K. New Law Academy,Pune]]
*[[Aligarh Muslim University Department of Law]]
*[[Amity Law School, Noida|Amity Law School, Noida (Constituent college of Amity University)]]
*[[Andhra Pradesh University of Law, Visakhapatnam]]
*[[Army Institute of Law, Mohali]]
*[[B.M.S College of Law, Bangalore]]
*[[Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies, Bangalore]]
*[[Baroda School of Legal Studies, Faculty of Law, M.S. University of Baroda, Vadodara]]
*[[Bishop cotton Women's Christian Law college Bangalore]]
*[[CMR Law School ,Bangalore University Bangalore]]
*[[C M Law College ,Lalit Narayan Mithila University, Patna]]
*[[Center for Legal Studies, Kannur University, Kannur]]
*[[Christ Law College Bangalore]]
*[[Department of Law, University of Calcutta, Kolkata]]
*[[Dr. Ambedkar Law College Nagpur]]
*[[Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law, Nagpur University, Nagpur]]
*[[Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi (Central University)]]
*[[Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi]]
*[[Faculty of Law, Lucknow University, Lucknow]]
*[[Garden City College of Law, Bangalore]]
*[[GGSIP, New Delhi]]
*[[Government Law College Kozhikode]]
*[[Government Law College Thiruvananthapuram]]
*[[Government Law College, Thrissur]]
*[[ICFAI Law School]]
*[[IMS Law College, Noida]]
*[[ITMU Law School, Gurgaon]]
*[[National University for Study and Research in Law, Ranchi]]
*[[Jindal Global Law School]]
*[[KIIT Law School, Bhubaneswar]]
*[[KLE Chennai]]
*[[M.S.Ramaiah Law College Bangalore]]
*[[MATS Law School, Raipur]]
*[[MP Law College Aurangabad]]
*[[Osmania University College of Law, Osmania University, Hyderabad]]
*[[Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, IIT Kharagpur]]
*[[Rizvi Law College,Mumbai]]
*[[S.V.K.M'S College Of Law]]
*[[School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam]]
*[[School of Law, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore]]
*[[School of Legal Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi]]
*[[SNDT Women’s University Law School, Mumbai]]
*[[Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Government Law College Chennai]]
*[[The Law School Jammu University]]
*[[University Five Year Law College, University Of Rajasthan, Jaipur]]
*[[University Institute of Law Punjab]]
*[[University Law College Dharwad]]
*[[University Law College, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar]]
*[[V.M. Salgaocar Law College, Panjim]]

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Indian law schools]]

NLU Delhi

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'''National Law University Delhi or NLU Delhi''' is a national law school based in Delhi.

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==Background==
===History===
National Law University, Delhi was founded in 2008 with Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh as the Vice-Chancellor and Prof. (Dr.) Ghanshyam Singh as Registrar.

===Location===
The University is located in Sector-14, Dwarka, New Delhi. It is well connected by Metro and DTC. The office of the Intellectual Property Rights is just beside the campus.

===Administration===
*Vice-Chancellor: Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh
*Registrar: Prof. (Dr.) Srikrishna Deva Rao

====Senior Faculty:====
*Prof. (Dr.) Amar Singh
*Prof. (Dr.) Anju Vali Tikoo
*Prof. (Dr.) Sheshan Radha

===Facts & Figures===
*There are currently 240 Students in total over 3 batches.{{Citation}}
*Intake every year is 80 students with 10 seats reserved for Foreign Nationals.

==Admissions==
The University conducts an entrance examination each year. The paper comprises of 150 questions of 1 mark each and is of 1.5 hours duration. Candidates are tested on General Knowledge, Mathematics, Legal Knowledge and Reasoning, Logical Reasoning and English.

===Fee structure===
====B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) 5-years Course====
*Tuition Fee : Rs.35,000/- per semester
*Campus Development Fund Fee : Rs.5,000/- (one time)
*Admission Fee : Rs.2,500/- (one time)
*Student Welfare Fund : Rs.2,500/- p.a.
*SBC Fund : Rs.2,500/- p.a.
*Examination Fee : Rs.3,000/- p.a.
*Reading Material Fee : Rs.2,500/- p.a.
*Library Fee : Rs.2,500/- p.a.
*Internet Fee : Rs.5,000/- p.a.
*Electricity Charges : : Rs.12,000/- p.a
*Sports and Games Facilities Fee : Rs.3,000/- p.a.
*Journals Fee : Rs.2,500/- p.a.
*Moot Courts / Seminars / Workshops, etc. fund : Rs.5,000/- p.a.
*Room Rent Deposits : Rs.18,000/- p.a.
*Library Deposit : Rs.5,000/-
*Hostel Deposit : Rs.5,000/-
*Mess Deposit : Rs.5,000/-

==Infrastructure==

===Hostels===
TBC: How many hostel rooms are there? What is the state of the facilities?

===Library and Reading Room===
TBC: Describe the library, number of books available and other amenities and useful information.

===IT Infrastructure===
TBC: How many computers are there available? How about internet connectivity? Other IT facilities?

==Extra Curricular Activities==

===Mooting===

Intra-moot court competitions are held to select teams to participate in various national and international moot court competitions.

* The NLUD team comprising of Mr. Arjun Masters, Ms. Shweta Duggal and Mr. Sai Teja Vengala won the best team award at the 5th Law Asia International Moot Court Competition held in New Delhi in November 2010.

* The NLUD team comprising of Mr. Aditya Singha, Mr. Paramveer Singh and Devanshu Sajlan won the Hidayatullah National Moot Court Competition held at HNLU Raipur in October 2010. The team also bagged the best speaker and the best researcher awards.

* The NLUD team comprising of Ms. Gunjan Chawla, Ms. Deepika Sriram and Mr. Rahul Seth reached the finals of the Henry Dunant Red Cross Moot (India Rounds) in September 2010.

* The NLUD team comprising of Mr. Hardeep Singh, Mr. Sameer Dawar and Mr. Paramvir Singh was ranked 3rd in the Ist International Air Law Moot Court Competition held on March 3-6, 2010 at NLUD Campus. Mr. Hardeep Singh was awarded as the best Oralist and awarded a scholarship by Ministry of Transport, The Netherlands for LL.M. Programme in the Air & Space Law at Laiden University, The Netherlands.

* The NLUD team comprising of Mr. Hardeep Singh, Ms. Devna Arora and Mr. Mubashshshir Sarshar reached in the Semi Finals of the 12th M. M. Singhvi Memorial – Bar Council of India International Law Moot Court Competition – 2009 held at NLU, Jodhpur.

* The NLUD team comprising of Mr. Hardeep Singh, Ms. Devna Arora and Mr. Siddharth Garg reached the Semi Finals of the 14th Stetsons International Environmental Moot Court Competition – 2009 (North India Rounds)held at Bhopal.

===Student Activities===
TBC: Other activities organised by students, including social or otherwise. Describe the structure of student body management.

===Recruitment===
TBC

===Seminars and Conferences===
TBC

==Academia and faculty==
===Notable faculty===
Prof.(Dr.) Ranbir Singh, Founding VC (NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad), Prof.(Dr.) S.K.D Rao, Prof.(Dr.) Amar Singh, Prof. B.B Pandey (Visiting)

===Journals and publications===
The NLUD Student Law Review

===Subjects available===
TBC: Which subjects can you take? Which are optional or compulsory? Feel free to add professors teaching each subject or whatever else is worth mentioning.

==Alumni==
TBC: How many alumni approximately does the college have? Is there a formal and organised network?

===Notable alumni===
TBC: List some alumni who have made a mark in the profession or gone on to do interesting things.

{{stub}}

{{Refs}}

==External links==
*[http://nludelhi.ac.in/ NLU Delhi homepage]

==Related Pages==
*[[Indian law schools]]

[[Category: Indian law schools]]

Jindal Global Law School

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You are witnessing the birth of a new article about an Indian law school. Please help [[Legallypedia]] and other future and current students by adding facts in the below space.

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[[Help:Contents|If you get stuck or need help, click here]].

==Background==
===History===
TBC: This college was founded in YEAR by FOUNDER. Keep it somewhat brief.

===Location===
TBC: Briefly describe where the college is located.

===Administration===
TBC: The Vice-chancellor, directors and other notable faculty in charge of managing the university.

===Facts & Figures===
TBC: How many students are there in total, and how many in each intake? How many faculty and other staff?

==Admissions==
TBC - how do you apply to join the law school? Is there a test? If so, which one?

===Fee structure===
TBC: How much does it cost to study here per year? Are concessions and support available? If so, describe them.

==Infrastructure==

===Hostels===
TBC: How many hostel rooms are there? What is the state of the facilities?

===Library and Reading Room===
TBC: Describe the library, number of books available and other amenities and useful information.

===IT Infrastructure===
TBC: How many computers are there available? How about internet connectivity? Other IT facilities?

==Extra Curricular Activities==

===Mooting===
TBC: Write a little about how mooting in college is organised.

===Student Activities===
TBC: Other activities organised by students, including social or otherwise. Describe the structure of student body management.

===Recruitment===
TBC

===Seminars and Conferences===
TBC

==Academia and faculty==
===Notable faculty===
TBC - feel free to create separate pages with biographies and details about each professor.

===Journals and publications===
TBC - add student published journals, as well as notable publications by faculty.

===Subjects available===
TBC: Which subjects can you take? Which are optional or compulsory? Feel free to add professors teaching each subject or whatever else is worth mentioning.

==Alumni==
TBC: How many alumni approximately does the college have? Is there a formal and organised network?

===Notable alumni===
TBC: List some alumni who have made a mark in the profession or gone on to do interesting things.

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{{Refs}}

==External links==
* Add a link to the law school's web page.

==Related Pages==
*[[Indian law schools]]

[[Category: Indian law schools]]

ALMT Legal

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'''ALMT Legal''' is a full services law firm with offices in London, Bangalore, Mumbai and New Delhi. ALMT was founded with a view to assist prospective foreign businesses for their foreign direct investment into India in 2000.

==History==
The firm was founded in 2000 in London by [[Shalini Agarwal]], [[Manoj Ladwa]], [[Ananjan Mitter]] and [[Sameer Tapia]]. Ladwa later left to start up English law firm [[MLS Chase]] in London.

[[Renu Parekh]] joined the Mumbai office of ALMT in 2001<ref>[http://www.thelawyer.com/almt-legal-launches-bombay-office/102472.article The Lawyer article]</ref>.

In 2003, [[Sakate Khaitan]] joined the firm, while [[Aliff Fazelbhoy]], [[S R Arun]], [[Prashant Popat]], [[Dhanya Menon]] and [[Statira Ranina]] joined the firm in 2004. The firm was further strengthened by the arrival of [[Hitesh Jain]] and [[Ryna Karani]] in 2005. With a view to expand operations and the scope of services to clients in the Bangalore and Southern Region, the firm acquired the practise of [[Arvind Kamath]] in 2007, while [[Ishtiaq Ali]] merged his project finance practise with ALMT Legal in 2010<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/20100401637/Law-firms/almt-creates-up-and-running-projects-practice-with-lateral-boutique-hire Legally India story]</ref>

In September 2010 the firm opened an office in Delhi, taking on former [[Luthra & Luthra]] partner [[Vineet Aneja]] as an equity partner.<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/201009261349/Law-firms/exclusive-almt-sets-up-delhi-corp-practice-with-luthras-vineet-aneja Legally India story]</ref>

The firm's offices are located at Express Towers, Nariman Point in Mumbai, Lavelle Road (Next to ITC Royal Gardenia) in Bangalore and Incube Center in New Delhi.

==Best friend relationship==
The firm has a best-friend relationship with UK firm [[Clyde & Co]]<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/2009060435/Law-firms/almt-makes-best-friends-with-clyde-a-co Legally India report]</ref>.

==RSG India says==
"One of the new generation of Indian firms, the founding partners deliberately set out to establish a more modern and equitable model of a law firm. The firm announced a tie-up with UK firm Clyde & Co in June 2009 - the only UK-India tie-up outside the magic circle. Although the firm did not have a very high profile with the corporate establishment, it is regarded as a credible newcomer by its law firm peers. The firm is helped by its initial London foundation, and still has a partner on the ground there."<ref>[http://rsg-india.com/indian-law-firms/profiles/almt-legal RSG India profile]</ref>

{{Usable}}

{{Refs}}

==Related Pages==
*[[Indian law firms]]

[[Category: Indian law firms]]

Zia Mody

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Zia Mody is the founding partner of [[AZB & Partners]].

"Zia Mody is a Senior Partner of the Law Firm of AZB & Partners which has its offices in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore in India. Zia Mody did her law at Cambridge University and then went on to do an LLM from Harvard University. Thereafter, she worked with Baker & McKenzie in New York from 1979 to 1983 and was admitted as a member of the New York State Park by examination.

Zia Mody's primary practice consists of M&A, Private Equity, Securities Laws, BPO related work and Litigation. She has practiced in the Indian Courts for over 15 years as Counsel. She has also advised several International and Indian clients in significant M&A transactions.

Zia Mody was selected as one of the 25 most powerful women in Indian business by Business Today, September 2004 and has been selected as one of India's 100 most powerful CEO's by the Economic Times in 2005. She has also been awarded the Business Women of the Year-2003 by the Financial Express in the category of the Best Knowledge Manager.

Apart from her commitment to the legal practice Mrs. Mody is also a committed Baha'i by religion and serves as a member on various Baha'i organizations and Baha'i sponsored NGOs in the field of education and empowerment of rural women.

Mrs. Mody is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hong Kong."<ref>http://www.itechlaw-india.com/2008/Zia_Mody.htm</ref><sup>To be rephrased into original language.</sup>

{{Indianlawyers}}
[[Category: Indian corporate lawyers]]

==References==
<references/>

Indian law schools

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Indian law schools

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Indian law schools

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Indian law schools

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ALMT Legal

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ALMT Legal

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'''ALMT Legal''' is a full services law firm with offices in London, Bangalore, Mumbai and New Delhi. ALMT was founded with a view to assist prospective foreign businesses for their foreign direct investment into India in 2000.

==History==
The firm was founded in 2000 in London by [[Shalini Agarwal]] and then was joined by [[Ananjan Mitter]] and [[Sameer Tapia]]. [[Renu Parekh]] joined the Mumbai office of the firm in 2001<ref>[http://www.thelawyer.com/almt-legal-launches-bombay-office/102472.article The Lawyer article]</ref>.

In 2003, Sakate Khaitan joined the firm, while Aliff Fazelbhoy, S R Arun, Prashant Popat, Dhanya Menon and Statira Ranina joined the firm in 2004. The firm was further strengthened by the arrival of Hitesh Jain and Ryna Karani in 2005. With a view to expand operations and the scope of services to clients in the Bangalore and Southern Region, the firm acquired the practise of Arvind Kamath in 2007, while Ishtiaq Ali merged his project finance practise with ALMT Legal in 2010<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/20100401637/Law-firms/almt-creates-up-and-running-projects-practice-with-lateral-boutique-hire Legally India story]</ref>

In September 2010 the firm opened an office in Delhi, taking on former Luthra & Luthra partner Vineet Aneja as an equity partner.<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/201009261349/Law-firms/exclusive-almt-sets-up-delhi-corp-practice-with-luthras-vineet-aneja Legally India story]</ref>

The firms offices are located at Express Towers, Nariman Point in Mumbai, Lavelle Road (Next to ITC Royal Gardenia) in Bangalore and Incube Center in New Delhi.

==Best friend relationship==
The firm has a best-friend relationship with UK firm [[Clyde & Co]]<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/2009060435/Law-firms/almt-makes-best-friends-with-clyde-a-co Legally India report]</ref>.

==RSG India says==
"One of the new generation of Indian firms, the founding partners deliberately set out to establish a more modern and equitable model of a law firm. The firm announced a tie-up with UK firm Clyde & Co in June 2009 - the only UK-India tie-up outside the magic circle. Although the firm did not have a very high profile with the corporate establishment, it is regarded as a credible newcomer by its law firm peers. The firm is helped by its initial London foundation, and still has a partner on the ground there."<ref>[http://rsg-india.com/indian-law-firms/profiles/almt-legal RSG India profile]</ref>

{{Usable}}

{{Refs}}

==Related Pages==
*[[Indian law firms]]

[[Category: Indian law firms]]

ALMT Legal

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'''ALMT Legal''' is a full services law firm with offices in London, Bangalore, Mumbai and New Delhi. ALMT was founded with a view to assist prospective foreign businesses for their foreign direct investment into India in 2000.

==History==
The firm was founded in 2000 in London by [[Shalini Agarwal]] and then was joined by [[Ananjan Mitter]] and [[Sameer Tapia]]. [[Renu Parekh]] joined the Mumbai office of the firm in 2001<ref>[http://www.thelawyer.com/almt-legal-launches-bombay-office/102472.article The Lawyer article]</ref>.

In 2003, Sakate Khaitan joined the firm, while Aliff Fazelbhoy, S R Arun, Prashant Popat, Dhanya Menon and Statira Ranina joined the firm in 2004. The firm was further strengthened by the arrival of Hitesh Jain and Ryna Karani in 2005. With a view to expand operations and the scope of services to clients in the Bangalore and Southern Region, the firm acquired the practise of Arvind Kamath in 2007, while Ishtiaq Ali merged his project finance practise with ALMT Legal in 2010<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/20100401637/Law-firms/almt-creates-up-and-running-projects-practice-with-lateral-boutique-hire Legally India story]</ref>

In September 2010 the firm opened an office in Delhi, taking on former Luthra & Luthra partner Vineet Aneja as an equity partner.<ref>[http://www.legallyindia.com/201009261349/Law-firms/exclusive-almt-sets-up-delhi-corp-practice-with-luthras-vineet-aneja Legally India story]</ref>

The firms offices are located at Express Towers, Nariman Point in Mumbai, Lavelle Road (Next to ITC Royal Gardenia) in Bangalore and Incube Center in New Delhi.

==Best friend relationship==
The firm has a best-friend relationship with UK firm [[Clyde & Co]]<ref>http://www.legallyindia.com/2009060435/Law-firms/almt-makes-best-friends-with-clyde-a-co Legally India report</ref>.

==RSG India says==
"One of the new generation of Indian firms, the founding partners deliberately set out to establish a more modern and equitable model of a law firm. The firm announced a tie-up with UK firm Clyde & Co in June 2009 - the only UK-India tie-up outside the magic circle. Although the firm did not have a very high profile with the corporate establishment, it is regarded as a credible newcomer by its law firm peers. The firm is helped by its initial London foundation, and still has a partner on the ground there."<ref>[http://rsg-india.com/indian-law-firms/profiles/almt-legal RSG India profile]</ref>

{{Usable}}

{{Refs}}

==Related Pages==
*[[Indian law firms]]

[[Category: Indian law firms]]