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Breaking: Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas elevates 10 to Equity Partnership, makes 2 Salaried Partners

Pallavi Saluja

Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas has elevated ten of its partners to equity partnership. Two have been made salaried partners.

Here is a list of lawyers promoted by Shardul Amarchand:

Equity Partners

  • Abhishek Guha (Corporate)
  • Anoop Rawat (Insolvency)
  • Anuj Berry (Litigation)
  • Arvind Sharma (Corporate)
  • Harman Sandhu (Competition)
  • Neelakantan VR (Project Finance)
  • Nikhil Naredi (Capital Markets)
  • Rishab Gupta (Disputes)
  • Rudra Kumar Pandey (Corporate)
  • Veena Sivaramakrishnan (Banking & Finance)

Salaried Partners

  • Ashish Teni (Insurance)
  • Pavit Singh Katoch (Disputes)

Congratulating the new equity partners, Executive Chairman, Mr. Shardul S. Shroff said,

“Elevation to equity demonstrates the faith of these bright and committed lawyers towards the firm, our values and our future. I wish them tremendous success and fulfillment in this new chapter in their professional journey.”

“Each of the new equity partners demonstrates our strong focus on a wide array of practices and their elevation recognizes the immense contribution of each of these individuals to the Firm’s journey in the last 4 years” , added Managing partner, Akshay Chudasama.

Managing Partner, Pallavi Shroff said,

“It gives us a great sense of satisfaction to see our talent join us at the partnership table. Each of them holds great potential and will enrich the partnership with their contributions in the years to come. We wish them well in this new chapter in their professional journeys.”

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