Siddharth Mody 
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Desai Diwanji' Siddharth Mody joins JSA as an Equity Partner along with team

Mody and his team will be based out of the firm's Mumbai office.

Bar & Bench

Desai & Diwanji Senior Partner Siddharth Mody has joined J. Sagar Associates as an Equity Partner in Corporate Practice at the firm's Mumbai office. Along with him Retained Partner Rahul Deodhar, Principal Associate Prerana Chaudhari and Associate and Abhishek Singh are also joining the firm.

Mody is a graduate of the Government Law College, Mumbai.

With over 20 years of experience, Mody has represented investors, and promoters in PE/VC and M&A transactions ranging across sectors, including technology, agriculture, healthcare/pharma, hospitality, education, auto/auto ancillary, real estate, and power/roads.

Before joining JSA, Siddharth Mody worked at Desai & Diwanji since 2004, becoming a partner in less than 10 years and eventually a senior partner.

Rahul Deodhar

On Mody's joining, Joint Managing Partners Amit Kapur and Vivek Chandy said,

"We are delighted to welcome Siddharth and his team to JSA. His addition will significantly strengthen our corporate practice, bolstering our capabilities to deliver exceptional services in this field. His extensive experience and expertise in transactions will enhance our ability to provide innovative and strategic solutions to our clients.”

Speaking about the move, Mody said,

"After spending almost two decades in the practice, where I got the opportunity to work with some exceptional clients and complex mandates, I am excited to begin my journey with JSA. I am looking forward to contributing to JSA’s legacy that is built on client trust, innovation and strategic thinking."

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