Madhavan Srivatsan 
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Madhavan Srivatsan joins Emerald Law Offices as Senior Partner in Corporate and M&A practice

Srivatsan has joined the firm along with his entire team.

Bar & Bench

Madhavan Srivatsan has joined Emerald Law Offices as a Senior Partner in Corporate and M&A practice, along with his entire team.

Srivatsan is a 2001 graduate of Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi.

He is a renowned corporate attorney with a proven track record of 22+ years of effective corporate legal advisory spanning various industry sectors.

Prior to joining Emerald Law Offices, Srivatsan was a Partner at Desai & Diwanji. Following his tenure at Desai & Diwanji, Srivatsan was operating a boutique law firm along with Khizer Qureshi, catering to a diverse set of clientele in the fields of Mergers & Acquisitions, Private Equity, Venture Capital deals, Joint Ventures, Project Financing, Information Technology, Data Protection, Start-Up practise and General Corporate Advisory.

Sachit Mathur, Managing Partner of Emerald Law Offices, quoted,

“ELO is tremendously enthusiastic about Madhavan's arrival, along with his exceptionally talented team. This collaboration with an industry leader represents a major milestone in our pursuit of continuous growth and our commitment towards providing high quality legal services to our clients. On a personal note, I am truly excited to welcome a friend on board, whose deep experience and wisdom are poised to bring significant benefits to the Firm.”

Madhavan Srivatsan himself added,

“We are excited to join hands with the dynamic team at ELO. In this fast-evolving time within the corporate legal landscape, we are joining forces with a Firm which is on a significant growth path. We eagerly look forward to our role in steering the Firm towards becoming a legal powerhouse.”

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