Hiral Motta 
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Hiral Motta rejoins Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas as a Partner

Motta has over twenty years of experience in the real estate sector.

Bar & Bench

Hiral Motta has re-joined Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas as a Partner in its Real Estate Practice in Mumbai.

Motta is a 2005 graduate of Government Law College, Mumbai.

Motta has over twenty years of experience in the real estate sector. She has been involved in several real estate transactions involving FDI investment, acquisition of agricultural lands, drafting of transaction documents–acquisition/disposal, leasing and development.

Motta had joined erstwhile Amarchand Mangaldas in 2007. She has also worked with K Raheja Corp as Vice President Legal for the Commercial vertical.

Welcoming her, Cyril Shroff, Managing Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas said,

“I am delighted to welcome Hiral back to the Firm. Her expertise and understanding of firm’s values and culture will further strengthen our ability to serve clients.”

On her joining, Motta, said, 

“I am truly delighted to be returning to Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas—a firm that has been an important part of my professional journey. Coming back to a firm of such standing, with strong values and culture, feels especially meaningful. I look forward to working closely with my colleagues to further strengthen and bolster the Real Estate Practice, and to supporting our clients with thoughtful, strategic guidance.”

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