Hammurabi restocks Mumbai, absorbs Brahmand Lexis, grows partnership

Hamuurabi & Solomon managing partner Manoj Kumar: Creating synergies
Hamuurabi & Solomon managing partner Manoj Kumar: Creating synergies

Hammurabi & Solomon absorbed boutique law firm Brahmand Lexis in Mumbai, inducting its managing partner Digajmaan Mishra as equity partner and its partner Yashmaan Mishra as a partner in Mumbai, as first reported by VCCircle.

Mishra and Mishra are now the resident partners in the firm’s Mumbai office since former partner Vidya Adsule left the firm in August 2015 and later went in house.

14 other lawyers part of Brahmand have also joined Hammurabi as part of the merger.

Hammurabi managing partner Manoj Kumar commented: “The key practice areas we strengthen with this are litigation and dispute management, IPR and capital markets. The mutual synergy is obvious with combining our competencies.”

In Bangalore, the firm also expanded in October 2015 by absorbing a local law firm and absorbing its founding partner into the partnership.

The firm now has 15 partners across offices.

Comments

What a name 9 Jun 2017, 12:39
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This was a classic name for a law firm!! Wasn't it? "Brahmand" it seems. I wonder how would foreigners even know the meaning or be able to pronounce this name? If you want to stay national, why was the firm named "Brahmand" in the first place? Never heard of them anyway. Possibly they lived in their own "Brahmand"!
Dhinchak Dooja 11 Jun 2017, 11:08
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I believe in your drafts, you must often value formatting over the content. :D

There are other firms though with stranger names. Have you ever been able to understand this unexplained love for "lexis" "lex" "juris" among small Indian firms and proprietorship? They just want to sound sophisticated and come out sounding 'wannabe'. Firms with such names could start a whole network, their shared values captured by just the names.