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Exclusive: JSA Senior Partner Amit Kapur to join Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas as Head of Northern Region office

During his time at JSA, Kapur had served as Joint Managing Partner for two terms.

Pallavi Saluja

After spending over three decades with JSA Advocates & Solicitors, Amit Kapur is joining Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) as Senior Partner, and Head of the firm's Northern Region and Chair of the Disputes Practice.

Confirming Amit Kapur's decision to resign, Vivek K. Chandy and Amar Gupta, Joint Managing Partners, JSA Advocates & Solicitors, said,

"We wish Amit success in his future endeavours.

The Firm has a mandatory retirement age of 65 years which applies accross all Equity Partners without exception.

As Amit was due to retire soon as per the Firm’s foundational policy, we have a stellar team in place for the Regulatory Infrastructure practice in Delhi and Mumbai.

They will continue to service our Clients across the full spectrum of regulatory infrastructure matters.

We thank Amit for his contribution to the Firm and wish him the best for his future endeavours."

Kapur had led JSA's Infrastructure and Regulatory practice since 1997, specialising in energy - including power, energy transition and renewables - environment, with a focus on climate change; transport; communication; municipal infrastructure; development projects; public procurement; and public-private Partnerships.

Throughout his career, he has advised governments; developmental financial institutions such as the World Bank, PPIAF and ADB; competition and sector regulators; and leading corporates like the Adani Group, Reliance ADA Group, Tata Group, Essar, SembCorp, MB Power, Bajaj Energy, CLP and Torrent.

During his time at JSA, Kapur had served as Joint Managing Partner for two terms between 2019 and 2025.

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