Tag: Criminal Law
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No one with a defeatist or pessimist mentality or an irresolute mind-set can ever start their own practice- Founding Partner at THYNK CELS
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team What motivated you to start your own legal practice, and what areas of law do you primarily focus on? Could you please share more about your role as a Founding Partner at Cost Effective Legal Solutions (CELS)? I think the majority of advocates are motivated to start an independent…
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It is very important that we give back to the society we live in. It is even more important for a lawyer to do so because we form part of this privileged and noble profession, where we understand not only the rights and duties but also the general state of affairs in the country- Aditya Sharma, Advocate on Record at Supreme Court of India
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Can you please share your journey from obtaining a B.A., LL.B (Hons.) degree at National Law University, Delhi, to becoming an Advocate-on-record at the Supreme Court of India? What motivated you to pursue a career in law? There were no lawyers in my immediate family, in…
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The Trials & Triumphs of a 1st generation Faujdari Vakil: Dhruv Gupta’s Story from Aarushi Hemraj to Delhi Liquor Excise Case -A Candid Conversation
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Could you please take us back to the beginning and share with us, what inspired you to pursue your career in law, especially in criminal law litigation and that too in Delhi only, despite having no law background in your family? I always wanted to do…
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Knowing your brief, correct facts, being bold and aware about what you present, are key points which come what may, would not shake the confidence no matter what- Anushkaa Arora,Principal & Founder at ABA Law Office
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Ma’am, please tell us about your educational background and how you ended up pursuing a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Intellectual Property Laws from the National University of Singapore? I was born and brought up in Delhi however, I pursued 8 years of school from Dehradun,…
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Develop the skill that makes you special than your counterparts and focus on that skill- Janki Hemani, Criminal Lawyer at Bombay High Court
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Ma’am, please tell us about your journey and how you ended up practicing law, specifically in criminal litigation and domestic violence matters? I started my journey as a litigator in 2007, when I passed out of Government Law College. I started my practice as a corporate lawyer,…
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It takes a mixture of interest, skill, experience, and diligent work to succeed in commercial litigation- Anuja Pethia, Former Civil Servant, Government of India ,Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Ma’am, could you please share with us how you began your career in law, and what motivated you to pursue this profession? I completed my B.A.LL.B. degree from National Law Institute University, Bhopal in 2013 and enrolled as an advocate in the same year. Propelled by…
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“Every case brings a lot of challenges and to bring relief to the client is a most challenging assignment for any lawyer”-Senior Advocate Manish Vashisht
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Sir, in order to start our conversation, kindly let us know about your decision to pursue law as a career. Even though you have asked me about my “decision” about choosing law as a career, however, it is my firm belief that there is nothing which…
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In Conversation With: Ananth Kini, Advocate practicing at the Supreme Court of India, with over 17 publications to his credit and stellar Academic records.
This interview has been published by Sonali Parashar, Ojuswi Sahay, and the SuperLawyer Team What motivated you to make a career in law? How would you describe your professional journey up until now? I would say that studying law was a natural choice for me, and I find nothing that is more interesting, captivating and easier for me…
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Roshan Santhalia, Advocate, High Court, on studying criminal law at Oxford, starting his own boutique firm and plans for the future
Roshan Santhalia graduated from NALSAR University in 2011. He has interned with Hon’ble Justice Madan B. Lokur, High Court, Delhi, Hon’ble Justice J.M. Panchal, Supreme Court of India, UN Anti-Corruption and Crime Prevention Department, and Cambridge Police Executive Programme during his time as an undergraduate. He then went on to pursue his masters in criminal…