Tag: white-collar crime
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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. What core principles have guided you in navigating such varied legal landscapes? Across every area I’ve worked in—be it white-collar crime, international family disputes, or…
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“For me, law was a natural choice because it sits at the intersection of language, strategy, and problem-solving.” – Rushda Khan, Legal Practice Professional at Supreme Court of India.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team With extensive experience in law, you specialize in financial offences, particularly under the PMLA and the Prevention of Corruption Act. What initially drew you to this area, and how have you seen the landscape of white-collar crime evolve in India over the years? What drew…
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“The legal world is smaller than it seems, and your name carries weight even when you’re not in the room.” – Meenal Duggal, Founder of Meenal Duggal Law Offices.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team You’ve worked across diverse areas of law. Which ones have you found most intellectually stimulating, and how do you stay updated with developments? I’ve had the opportunity to work across a wide spectrum of legal matters, and each area has contributed uniquely to my growth…
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Crafting a Legal Legacy: The Journey from International Training to High-Stakes Litigation – Anurag Katarki, Barrister, Advocate and Founder of the Chambers of Anurag Katarki.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team I’ll start with the very, very important, and first and pertinent question, how and when did you decide to become a Barrister and an Advocate? And how was your journey? When did it start and how is it going? What kind of challenges have you…
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“Law is very similar to life as it throws a lot of surprises which may not be in good taste many times. To tackle or navigate in a journey, one must always find a mentor who can unselfishly hold your hands.” – Devashish Tiwari, Advocate on Record at the Supreme Court of India.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team Having achieved consistent success in your career as an Advocate-on-Record, what initially inspired you to pursue a career in law? Was there a particular factor or event that led you to choose this field? I am eternally grateful to the team of Superlawyer for having…
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“My advice to young lawyers, especially first-generation lawyers, is to not overthink the difficulties of starting an independent practice. Challenges are inevitable, no matter what field you’re in.” – Rohit Chandra, Founder & Principal at the Chambers of Rohit Chandra.
This interview has been published by Anshi Mudgal and The SuperLawyer Team As a first-generation lawyer, what motivated you to pursue a legal career, and what challenges did you face early on in your journey? Honestly, not having to study maths anymore was my biggest motivation at first. But as I went through law school and started…