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Majmudar & Partners veteran Amrit Mehta quits to join IndusLaw as Partner

Mehta will be working out of the firm's Mumbai office.

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Majmudar Partner Amrit Mehta has left the firm to join IndusLaw as Partner in the transactions practice at the firm's Mumbai office.

Mehta is a 2008 graduate of National Law University Jodhpur (NLUJ).

With over 14 years of experience, Mehta is experienced in corporate/M&A and advising on insurance and employment matters. He has advised extensively on domestic and cross-border acquisitions, joint ventures and foreign direct investments. He has worked with leading firms like Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff and also worked as a Foreign Lawyer on secondment at Mari Hamada & Matsumoto in Japan for a brief period.

Prior to joining the firm, Mehta was Partner in the Corporate/M&A practice with Majmudar & Partners, where he worked for a cumulative period of over 11 years before quitting

On Mehta's joining, Founding Partners, Avimukt Dar and Suneeth Katarki said,

“Amrit is a seasoned deal lawyer, and his addition will further bolster our cross-border transaction experience and capabilities in serving global clients. He joins the expanding Mumbai office as our sixth M&A partner in the financial capital of India. We welcome him to the Partnership and wish him all the very best.”

On his new role, Amrit Mehta said,

“I am delighted to be joining IndusLaw. Having seen the firm grow from strength to strength over the last decade, I am very glad to have this opportunity to be part of its journey ahead. I believe IndusLaw provides the right fit and platform for me to grow my practice and I am looking forward to working with its excellent bench of practitioners.”

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