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Trilegal acts on Berry Street - Healthify merger

The merger brings together Berry Street’s clinical nutrition and insurance-based healthcare platform with Healthify’s technology-led capabilities in nutrition and metabolic health.

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Trilegal has advised Berry Street Health, Inc., a U.S.-based digital nutrition care company, on Indian law aspects of Healthify’s merger with the Berry Street group.

The Trilegal Corporate Team advising on the matter was led by Wiseroy Damodaran (Partner), and comprised Parmeshwar Prapann (Senior Associate), Nishka Tyagi (Senior Associate), and Juhi Wadhwani (Associate).

Aditi Goyal (Partner), Kartikey Kulshrestha (Counsel), Aishwarya Palan (Senior Associate), and Paras Arora (Associate) advised on tax law aspects.

Swarnima (Partner), Aaryana Anand (Senior Associate), Sohail Hafesjee (Senior Associate), and Anuj Nikhil Joglekar (Associate) advised on employment law aspects.

Kirti Balasubramanian (Partner) and Paarth Samdani (Associate) advised intellectual property aspects.

Jyotsna Jayaram (Partner), Madhav Tampi (Counsel), Padmavathi Prasad (Senior Associate), and Adithi Holla (Associate) advised on TMT law aspects.

Wiseroy Damodaran

Healthify is an AI-powered health and nutrition platform with a significant presence in India.

The transaction brings together Berry Street’s clinical nutrition and insurance-based healthcare platform in the United States with Healthify’s technology-led capabilities in nutrition and metabolic health. The combined company will be led by Noah Kotlove, CEO of Berry Street, and Tushar Vashisht, CEO of Healthify, as co-CEOs.

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