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“The responsibility of being an AOR is immense as you’re a bridge between the Registry and the Hon’ble Judges, not just in argument, but in procedure.” – Udian Sharma, Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India.

This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team Coming from a background in Science from Hindu College, University of Delhi, what inspired you to pursue a career in…
“The confidence that I gained as a lawyer, coupled with a structured and organized approach has shaped me as an entrepreneur today.” – Shruti Gupta, Independent Law Practitioner and Hospitality Entrepreneur.
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“The confidence that I gained as a lawyer, coupled with a structured and organized approach has shaped me as an entrepreneur today.” – Shruti Gupta, Independent Law Practitioner and Hospitality Entrepreneur.

This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team Having built an impressive legal career spanning over seven years, and continuing your practice today while also excelling as a…
“Law wasn’t a detour, it was a logical conclusion of my evolution from being just a writer to being one who writes to ensure that justice is available to everyone in need of it.” – Siddharth Chandrashekhar, Sr. Panel Counsel CBIC/DRI & Standing Counsel CBDT, Bombay High Court.
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“Law wasn’t a detour, it was a logical conclusion of my evolution from being just a writer to being one who writes to ensure that justice is available to everyone in need of it.” – Siddharth Chandrashekhar, Sr. Panel Counsel CBIC/DRI & Standing Counsel CBDT, Bombay High Court.

This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team What inspired you to pursue a career in law?  Was there a particular moment, influence, or personal experience that drew…
“Across every area I’ve worked in, the core principles have remained the same: preparation, clarity of thought, and a deep sense of responsibility toward the client’s case.” – Ankita Tiwari, Founder and Managing Partner at T&P Law Offices.
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“Across every area I’ve worked in, the core principles have remained the same: preparation, clarity of thought, and a deep sense of responsibility toward the client’s case.” – Ankita Tiwari, Founder and Managing Partner at T&P Law Offices.

This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team You’ve worked extensively across multiple domains, from white-collar crime and NDPS litigation to cross-border family law, commercial disputes, and arbitration.…
“Start with substance before specialisation. If you master the fundamentals, then transferring those learnings and skills to a specialisation such as international arbitration becomes easy.” – Satjit Singh Chhabra, Senior Associate at Khaitan & Co.
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“Start with substance before specialisation. If you master the fundamentals, then transferring those learnings and skills to a specialisation such as international arbitration becomes easy.” – Satjit Singh Chhabra, Senior Associate at Khaitan & Co.

This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team Having gained intensive experience and developed commendable expertise in dispute resolution, what initially inspired you to pursue law as a…
“If I have any advice for students, it’s this: please don’t follow a path just because it looks safe or conventional. Follow your curiosity. You don’t have to know everything today.” – Rahul Anil Khanna, Founder & Managing Partner at RAKlaw.
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“If I have any advice for students, it’s this: please don’t follow a path just because it looks safe or conventional. Follow your curiosity. You don’t have to know everything today.” – Rahul Anil Khanna, Founder & Managing Partner at RAKlaw.

This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team With over a decade of experience in corporate legal affairs, what initially drew you to the legal profession? Was it…