Lakshmikumaran adds 9th office, opens in Chandigarh following tax bench, local clients

Punjab's seat of power: Chandigarh (government building designed by Le Corbusier, apparently)
Punjab's seat of power: Chandigarh (government building designed by Le Corbusier, apparently)
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Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan (LKS) opened up in Chandigarh on 1 April – adding the firm’s ninth regional presence close on the heels of the opening of a new Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) bench in the city.

LKS Delhi executive partner Seetharaman S said: “The clients in Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana and maybe Himachal normally have to come to us here in Delhi. It becomes easier for those clients [to visit the Chandigarh office instead].”

Delhi tax partner RK Hasija will head the Chandigarh office, but is not yet relocating to the city.

Seetharaman told Legally India that one lawyer from Chandigarh and around five lawyers relocated from the firm’s Delhi office will be at the office in Chandigarh. It is understood that the firm is currently in the process of relocating the team from Delhi.

He said that the new office will currently be run by a team of direct tax and indirect tax experts.

LKS last opened up its second office in Delhi in March 2012 and moved to a new office in Bangalore in June 2012.

In April the firm’s tax partner of 28 years Madhav Rao moved to BMR Legal as a partner.

Photo by Lian Chang

Comments

Client 18 Apr 2014, 09:47
+12 -4
At least get the road in front of your Jangpura office repaired. I cannot afford to pay your fees AND get my car repaired everytime i visit your office.
MCD 18 Apr 2014, 10:06
+6 -3
take an auto next time
[quote name="Client"]At least get the road in front of your Jangpura office repaired. I cannot afford to pay your fees AND get my car repaired everytime i visit your office.[/quote]
Live right next door. 18 Apr 2014, 20:26
+4 -2
[quote name="MCD"]take an auto next time
[quote name="Client"]At least get the road in front of your Jangpura office repaired. I cannot afford to pay your fees AND get my car repaired everytime i visit your office.[/quote][/quote]

SERIOUSLY GUYS- have you seen the road in front of your office? It is a nightmare for the rest of us living on the street. And i know it got ruined when your building was getting constructed because of all the concrete pouring trucks coming to YOUR construction site (of course you will conveniently chose to forget that). You can do that much right? Whats a few bags of cement and bricks to you?
Scooters-S 21 Apr 2014, 13:46
+0 -1
Sue them!