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JSA announces elevation of 9 lawyers to Equity Partnership

The Equity Partnership of JSA has now expanded to 62 partners

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JSA Advocates and Solicitors has announced a significant expansion of its equity partnership with the elevation of 9 Retained Partners to Equity Partners.

The following 9 JSA Partners have been made Equity Partners:

  • Bir Bahadur Singh Sachar | Corporate & Finance | Mumbai

  • Hormuz Mehta | Disputes | Mumbai

  • Kartik Jain | Corporate | Gurugram

  • Nand Gopal Anand | Banking & Finance | Gurugram

  • Prakriti Jaiswal | Corporate | Gurugram

  • Pratish Kumar | Finance | Mumbai

  • Rajul Bohra | Corporate | Gurugram

  • Rishabh Gupta | Corporate | Gurugram

  • Zain Pandit | Corporate | Gurugram

Announcing the Year 2025 elevations, Amit Kapur and Vivek Chandy, Joint Managing Partners, JSA, stated, 

“We are delighted to welcome 9 of our brightest homegrown partners as equity partners from across practices. These partners have been promoted after a detailed evaluation process within JSA. We extend our heartiest congratulations to all of them and wish them all the very best. We are confident that they will excel in their respective fields, with the strong support of the JSA platform and the partnership behind them.  We are also very excited with the highly regarded Karan Mitroo joining from another firm.”

The Equity Partnership of JSA has now expanded to 62 partners from 52, with the elevation of these 9 new equity partners from within and 1 lateral joinee.

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