JurisCorp very recent corporate hire Aninda Pal, to join HSA (under new management)

Pal, moving swiftly on
Pal, moving swiftly on

Aninda Pal, who had joined Juris Corp in November 2015, has left and will join HSA Advocates.

Pal, who had been a counsel at Trilegal before moving to Juris Corp, will be joining HSA as a partner focusing on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate restructuring, private equity, venture capital and general corporate, according to a source with knowledge of the move.

We have reached out for comment to HSA, which has recently seen Khaitan & Co’s Amitabh Sharma take over the managing partner role from founder Hemant Sahai.

Juris Corp, which sent out a press release about Pal leaving, included a quote from the firm’s co-founder H Jayesh: “We wish Aninda Pal well in his new role.”

Pal commented in the release: “It has been a short, though enriching, stint at Juris Corp and have decided to move on for other opportunities. Juris Corp consists of strong and talented professionals and I wish the firm all the best in its strategic growth initiatives.”

Juris Corp stated in its release that:

Juris Corp has seen steady growth in the recent past due to the strategic growth initiatives we have undertaken at our firm. As part of our strategy, we are expanding our practices which will be led by our Partners. The Corporate Commercial team in specific, of which Aninda Pal was a part of, continues to grow under the leadership of two young Partners along with recently on boarded Debanjan Banerjee in Bengaluru and me overall, Jayesh added.

Comments

Cross 6 May 2016, 14:49
+23 -3
when pal joined - there was a different partnership system - he got pi**ed off when he was called into a room and told the system will change.
whatever you think hj, amateur handling.
Good Catch 6 May 2016, 16:14
+3 -10
Good catch by HSA. Aninda is a solid lawyer.
Mr tambourine man 6 May 2016, 19:20
+22 -3
You must be kidding..
InsideOut 8 May 2016, 10:10
+2 -10
What's there to kid about? He's a capable lawyer. Finally HSA has managed to hire a real corporate lawyer. Delhi will have to up its game.
hsa! 6 May 2016, 16:33
+2 -0
All the best!
Guest 7 May 2016, 03:58
+3 -0
to who? HSA?
Hsa! 7 May 2016, 11:44
+1 -0
No to Pal
Client 6 May 2016, 19:21
+3 -13
Aninda is a bright lawyer. Never got his due at trilegal. All the best.
In House Counsel 7 May 2016, 03:42
+40 -3
Oh Juris Corp! Why would a client ever trust you if every partner you introduce leaves in a few months, and the associates are the only ones sending out advice? And that too after many, many rounds of reminders, most of which are met with pin drop silence?
Harsh but Truth 7 May 2016, 05:37
+1 -55
so called "In House Counsel" get your facts corrected...the quality and indepth legal analysis, what you get from Juris Corp is much far better than many firms .... I am sure you must be holding the fees and their payment thinking you can run the show after the work done for you ...so they are bound to hold on the documents...:) . And for the "associates", they have better concept and are well equipped to handle clients then the people working at your place or for that matter any other place....
IHCS 7 May 2016, 10:52
+48 -3
You do realize that your message just lost JC more clients! If this is an indicator of their drafting, I'd rather give work to my intern 'then' you folk!
In House Counsel 7 May 2016, 17:05
+15 -1
Hahaha...hit too close to home I think.
Guest 10 May 2016, 08:35
+8 -0
Hahahahahahahahaha
Anything but the truth 10 May 2016, 10:20
+4 -1
What a Joke!
Guest 10 May 2016, 15:33
+19 -0
Mr [i]Harsh but True [/i]what are you smoking!!
Of news... 7 May 2016, 15:03
+22 -4
It seems that no news about JC seems to be good news these days. Most indicate a departure. HJ is solely running the show after all his top players have left. He too can't handle the unenviable task of admin work and managing of a firm and doling out legal advice at the same time. Most other partners don't seem to be able to independently handle client account. Can't believe it was only a decade ago that JC seemed like a promising firm to be reckoned with.
Ocean 8 May 2016, 11:19
+21 -1
More exits lined up.
IHCS 8 May 2016, 12:16
+20 -0
Most exits are because of the hogwash about the partnership and senior lawyer structure change and then the riff-raff dished out by his advisors.
nation wants to know 9 May 2016, 21:49
+0 -0
what are the details of the new partnership and senior lawyer structure change? and how much does JC pay to freshers/A1s?
Where? 8 May 2016, 13:30
+1 -0
To where? Hope not sam-cam-ashwath. Enough about them, need new stories now
Mercy... 9 May 2016, 19:05
+23 -2
JC has obviously seen better days. It would be better if HJ just shuts shop at this point and leaves on a high note and let's people remember JC in its hey dey than let it sink to the ground into a pile of debt. It was good while it lasted and there is no shame in admitting as much and HJ can pursue individual aspirations like Som and the rest can join elsewhere like their more prudent colleagues.
Guest 10 May 2016, 07:22
+23 -3
Expected since a leopard never changes its spots.Juris Corps is known for broken promises, insults, a harsh repressive working environment and only HJ's way ( no highway option)If all the partners JC has hired and lost are laid end to end they would run into a stadiums length at least
Guest 10 May 2016, 08:06
+19 -2
There are far bigger firms than JC and a lot of people leave these from time to time. However in terms of partner and seniors turnover especially post 2012, no one can beat JC.
Further in terms of ill will from its former people ( as judged by comments) no other firm can beat it either

In another parameter ie the number of comments regarding JC being censored by LI no other firm even comes close ( please correct me Kian if I am wrong)
InsideOut 10 May 2016, 16:16
+0 -0
If that is your main complaint against JC, you may want to look at the turnover at HSA, their payment (or lack thereof) structure et al.
Outside In 11 May 2016, 06:00
+21 -0
Mr Inside Out the question is not about HSA or JC turnover the fundamental question is how much ill feeling and resentment harboured by people who leave HSA. I am sure it comes nowhere near the ill feeling and resentment harboured by ex JC people towards JC ( judging by the comments)
Ex jcite 10 May 2016, 13:38
+5 -24
It's amazing how people are so judgemental! While people have left almost all of them whether senior or junior can tell you that the kind of knowledge and training they have received and the strong foundation that they get only helps to further their career. While HJ pushes he is one of those rare partners who will let you shine and not take credit away from juniors. JC is also not one of those places where partners play politics to take away matters from other partners or take away credit where it is due.