Majmudar promotes NLU-J’s Amrit Mehta to associate partner, Kritika Agarwal to principal

Majmudar & Partners has promoted Amrit Mehta to associate partner level in Mumbai.

Mehta specialises in corporate/M&A, private equity, contract and employment work. He is a 2008 graduate of NLU Jodhpur, who had started his career at Amarchand Mangaldas, moving to Majmudar in 2011 with a four month secondment in Japan in 2016 at local law firm Mori Hamada & Matsumoto.

Meanwhile, NLU Jodhpur 2012 graduate Kritika Agarwal has been promoted to principal in the corporate, competition, finance and information technology practice areas.

Comments

Saloni Ahuja 2 Jul 2017, 12:42
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Congratulation Amrit, all the best ahead. Hope to see your next promotion soon.
Alias 3 Jul 2017, 01:08
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The Firm still exists???
Dead firm 3 Jul 2017, 12:51
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With only these 2 left in the firm, the firm is as good as dead. There is no work that the firm gets. There are more partners than associates. Might as well make all partners that no one leaves.
NLUJ 2012 batch 3 Jul 2017, 10:43
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Congrats Kritika! So proud!
International lawyers? 4 Jul 2017, 05:42
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Why do they call themselves "International Lawyers"? Are they some foreign law firm or work/advice on any other countries law? If they talk about foreign clients I guess most law firms have foreign clients. Are they all "International lawyers"? Also, do they really have 100 lawyers as they claim in their newsletters? It seems they have only 4-5 lawyers.
LawyerBhai 8 Jul 2017, 18:46
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I'm surprised that the firm still exists. The firm was dead long back with no real clients or real work left with them, which can be seen and is evident from the website or the firm. The firm is known to have weird policies and moronic rules. What I have been told is that not a single sane person has stayed there for more than an year. Though I am happy for people making promotions here but they should be careful and plan future ahead. But looking at the brighter side, we have to learn from such firms that how they meet their costs at difficult times when they actually have no real work and real clients. But may be you can fool around International Clients and charge them in dollars to be a international lawyers