“There are no shortcuts to success. Your ability to read and analyze will set you apart from others, Always read the provision or judgment independently before considering others opinion” – Amit Shrivastava, Advocate on Record & Managing Partner at Imperial Law Offices
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“There are no shortcuts to success. Your ability to read and analyze will set you apart from others, Always read the provision or judgment independently before considering others opinion” – Amit Shrivastava, Advocate on Record & Managing Partner at Imperial Law Offices

This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team It's a pleasure to have you with us. Could you share with our readers a bit about your journey, from how…
” I like the variety that comes with being a practising advocate. I did not deliberately choose these practice areas, most lawyers don’t get that choice– at least not initially when you’re starting out”- Devyani Gupta, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India
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” I like the variety that comes with being a practising advocate. I did not deliberately choose these practice areas, most lawyers don’t get that choice– at least not initially when you’re starting out”- Devyani Gupta, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India

This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and The SuperLawyer Team Could you please share with us the pivotal moments or experiences that led you to pursue a career in law, particularly your journey from…
 “I have come to the conclusion that in the intensely dynamic environment that we live in where the laws are revolving on a constant basis, it is imperative to have at least the bare minimum knowledge of all fields of law, so as to best advise your client” – Shashwat Tripathi, Advocate on record at the Supreme Court of India
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 “I have come to the conclusion that in the intensely dynamic environment that we live in where the laws are revolving on a constant basis, it is imperative to have at least the bare minimum knowledge of all fields of law, so as to best advise your client” – Shashwat Tripathi, Advocate on record at the Supreme Court of India

This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and The SuperLawyer Team Can you share with us how your journey in law began, and what inspired you to pursue a career in litigation…
“Conducting cross-examinations is the true test of a disputes lawyer. It tests your drafting, critical thinking, articulation, strategic ability, presence of mind, knowledge of human behavior and much more. The foremost challenge lies in the exhaustive groundwork that precedes the actual cross examination.”- Rohan Batra, Partner, Anagram Partners
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“Conducting cross-examinations is the true test of a disputes lawyer. It tests your drafting, critical thinking, articulation, strategic ability, presence of mind, knowledge of human behavior and much more. The foremost challenge lies in the exhaustive groundwork that precedes the actual cross examination.”- Rohan Batra, Partner, Anagram Partners

This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni  and The SuperLawyer Team Can you please share the story of how you decided to pursue a career in law, and what specific factors…
“One of the special privileges of our profession is that it allows you to sail in two boats and so a person can be associated with a reputed firm and side by side nurture an independent practice of his own to find his ground in due course”- Prabhat Kumar Rai, Advocate-On-Record at Supreme Court of India
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“One of the special privileges of our profession is that it allows you to sail in two boats and so a person can be associated with a reputed firm and side by side nurture an independent practice of his own to find his ground in due course”- Prabhat Kumar Rai, Advocate-On-Record at Supreme Court of India

This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and and The SuperLawyer Team Sir, could you please share with us what inspired you to pursue a career in law, and how did your journey into legal…
“The tactics to use criminal law for  monetary gains need to be checked for a healthy Indian Society. I feel it is a misuse of the judicial process and sensitization of different stakeholders is necessary to avoid misuse  of criminal law for personal satisfaction”- Saurabh Kapoor, Advocate on Record at Supreme Court of India
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“The tactics to use criminal law for  monetary gains need to be checked for a healthy Indian Society. I feel it is a misuse of the judicial process and sensitization of different stakeholders is necessary to avoid misuse  of criminal law for personal satisfaction”- Saurabh Kapoor, Advocate on Record at Supreme Court of India

This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and and The SuperLawyer Team Can you share the pivotal moments that led you to pursue a career in law, from your  LL.B. at Maharaja…