Tag: Dual qualified lawyer
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“Cut Through the Noise and Focus on What Truly Matters: Resilience, Grace, and Patience Will Propel You in Your Legal Career” – Aditi Pawar, Counsel at Bombay High Court and Solicitor (England & Wales).
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team With over 13 years of experience in the legal field, what initially motivated you to pursue law as a career? Was it a deliberate decision, or did it evolve over time? Interestingly, my decision to pursue law wasn’t deliberate at all—it was a last-minute escape.…
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“The ability to adapt, learn, and deliver tailored solutions will set you apart in the dynamic world of International Legal Practice.” – Somya Priyadarshini, Senior Associate at NHB Legal, Dubai.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team With almost a decade of experience in various areas of the law, looking back, was law a planned career path for you? And, what inspired you to specialise in International Commercial Arbitration from University of Miami? Coming from a family with a strong academic tradition…
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“Exposure to a diverse set of clients and sectors provides much needed agility and flexibility that is required in today’s world of technological and socio-economic disruptions.” – Siddharth Ratho, Vice President and Head of Litigation at Nuvama Group.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team Can you share the pivotal moment or motivation that inspired you to pursue a career in law, and how that decision has shaped your professional journey? Growing up, I wanted to be many things. At different points, I was certain I wanted to play cricket…
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“My need for intellectual challenge and a sense of justice led me to law, and with dual qualifications, I can now bridge different legal systems and cultures, offering nuanced advice to both domestic and international clients.” – Gunjan Chhabra, Partner at MRP Advisory
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team Congratulations on your new role as a partner at MRP Advisory. Could you share some insights into your journey from Law School to becoming a dual-qualified legal professional? What inspired you to pursue Indian and UK qualifications, and how will these qualifications enhance your role at…
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“Remain focused and sincere, understanding that there are no shortcuts or substitutes for hard work. Ultimately, what matters most is enjoying what you do and approaching it with passion and pride.” – Mahashwetha Ghosh, Senior legal counsel APAC at Avery Dennison
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team Looking back, what ignited your passion for law? Can you walk us through your journey, from those early inspirations to the defining moments that led you from ICICI Bank to your current leadership role at Avery Dennison? When I finished school, the options seemed to be…
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“At the stage when the invocation is a threat, it becomes imperative to swiftly seek guidance from legal experts well-versed in the intricacies of the field.” – Gunjan Chhabra, Dual Qualified (India-Advocate; England & Wales-Solicitor, Partner at Adwitya Legal LLP
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team How did you first become interested in pursuing a career in law, and what challenges you encountered during your formative years in the field, and how did you overcome them to establish yourself as a successful legal professional today? Also what inspired you to specialize in…
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“When one is doing relatively better in their career, it is easy to set a certain “effortless” narrative for their story. However, it is neither fair nor honest if they don’t acknowledge the years of struggle they endured to be wherever they are today.”- Stutee Nag, Dual-qualified Attorney, International Family Law Office of Jeremy D. Morley
This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and The SuperLawyer Team Could you please share with us the story of how you chose to pursue a career in law, especially focusing on international family law and child custody matters between India and the U.S.? Being a lawyer is tough. Being a young lawyer is tougher. But being…
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The most important principle is to be open to all the work that comes one’s way, nothing is too small or too big, to work with sincerity and dedication and not to engage in wasteful comparative analysis-Rajat Moudgil, Dual Qualified Lawyer – Associate Partner P&A Law Offices
This interview has been published by Priyanka Karwa and The SuperLawyer Team Sir, please share with us how you initially became interested in the field of law and what led you to pursue it as a career? I became interested in the field of law because of my father. He is a litigation lawyer on the civil side.…