Tag: independent practitioner
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Advocacy and Arbitration Across Borders: A Dual Qualified Lawyer’s Path in Dispute Resolution – Ramana Deshmukh
Ramana Deshmukh is a disputes lawyer and a Dual Qualified Solicitor in both India, England and Wales. His practice focuses on commercial litigation, arbitration, and cross border dispute resolution, with substantial experience before the Supreme Court of India, the Bombay High Court, NCLT, and NCLAT. Trained in the demanding environment of the Bombay Bar, he…
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She Chose Law Over Legacy: A Journey from Management Studies to Independent Practice – Varsha Singh
Rooted in conviction rather than legacy, this interview traces the inspiring journey of Varsha Singh, Founder and Lead Counsel at Lexvent Partners, who chose law not as a career option, but as a lifelong calling. From a background in management studies to pursuing both LLB and LLM from Campus Law Centre, Delhi University, she reflects…
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Building a Global Tech & Privacy Law Practice: From Early Legal Influences to Dual Qualification – Saswati Soumya Sahu
Saswati Soumya Sahu is a Partner at ANB Legal and the Founder of the Law Offices of Saswati Soumya Sahu. With a practice focused on data protection, AI governance, and the regulation of emerging technologies, she advises clients on complex compliance, technology contracts, and cross border privacy frameworks. In this interview, she reflects on her…
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Journalism, Human Rights and the Supreme Court: An Advocate On Record’s Journey – Neha Rathi
Neha Rathi, an Advocate on Record at the Supreme Court of India, brings a distinctive perspective to litigation shaped by her early training in journalism and a sustained commitment to issues of public importance. Her legal journey from London School of Economics to the corridors of Supreme Court is deeply rooted in constitutional values, human…
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Unplanned Beginnings, Purposeful Advocacy and the Making of a Litigation Career Journey – Dhruv Chawla
Careers in litigation are often shaped as much by circumstances as by choice. Dhruv Chawla, Advocate practising before the Supreme Court of India and the High Court of Delhi, shares how an early personal experience redirected him from an entirely different dream turning uncertainty into conviction. From discovering the intellectual thrill of courtroom to gaining…
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A First Generation Lawyer’s Path to Human Rights and Constitutional Advocacy – Sushant Inderjeet Singh
Sushant Inderjeet Singh, Advocate at the Supreme Court of India and various other courts of the country whose work bridges constitutional law, human rights, and public policy. A first-generation learner with academic roots at National Law University Delhi and SOAS University of London, he brings a perspective shaped by lived experiences and a commitment to…
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How Purpose, Service and Mentorship Shaped My Journey in Law – Harsh Trivedi
Harsh Trivedi, Founder and Managing Partner at Trivedi & Parashar, views law not as a planned career but as a calling shaped by purpose, service and experiences. Growing up in an Army household, studying commerce at SRCC, witnessing the Nirbhaya proceedings, and working with the Government of India, each phase shaped his journey as lawyer…
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International Arbitration, Cross-Border Disputes, and the Future of Modern Legal Practice – Aamir Khan Wali
Aamir Khan Wali represents a new generation of globally oriented legal practitioners, with a career spanning Indian Courts, Global Law Firms, and high-stake international arbitration cases that has shaped his philosophy of precision and disciplined advocacy. As the legal profession transforms under globalization, technology, shifting geopolitics and cross-border disputes, lawyers who pair legal expertise with…
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Corporate Lawyer, Policy and Governance Leader shaping India’s Legal Future – Dr. Richa Pathak, Senior advisor to Government of Maharashtra.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team How did your time at Law College and LSE shape your thinking about corporate and policy today? My journey into law wasn’t linear, it was shaped by both personal circumstance and a deep sense of purpose. In fact, I initially leaned toward medicine. I had performed well…
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“Law, when aligned with vision, becomes a silent accelerator of growth.” – Khush Brahmbhatt, Founder of Aadharshila Law.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team What first motivated you to pursue a career in law, and how did your early legal education shape your approach to both advisory work and litigation? I belong to the Humble family and they invested more in my education and due to which I have been…