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Trilegal promotes five lawyers to Partnership

The promotions have been made across practices and offices.

Bar & Bench

Trilegal has announced the promotion of five Counsel to its Equity Partnership, further reinforcing the firm’s leadership across key practice areas. 

The following lawyers have been made Partner:

  • Aayush Mitruka | Disputes | New Delhi

  • Hridhay Khurana | Disputes | Mumbai

  • Mithila Bhati | Banking and Insolvency | Gurugram

  • Monik Damania | Corporate Governance & Compliance | Mumbai

  • Rohit Kumar S | Tax | Bengaluru

Commenting on the elevations, Sridhar Gorthi and Nishant Parikh, Partners and Members of the Management Committee at Trilegal, said, 

“We are pleased to welcome our new partners, who have demonstrated exceptional skill and commitment in their respective practices. Their promotion recognises their contribution to our clients, teams, and the firm. We look forward to their continued role in strengthening our capabilities and shaping Trilegal's future."

Rahul Matthan, Partner, Trilegal added, 

“We think long and hard about who we invite into the partnership at Trilegal, evaluating not just their technical merit and capabilities but also their commitment to sharing the responsibility for what we have to build next. I am delighted to welcome five new partners into the fold and look forward to their contributions in shaping the firm's next chapter."

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