HSA disputes team under Abeezar Faizullabhoy, with 2 partners, migrates to Argus

Disputes team of 6 lawyers, headed by Faizullabhoy, moves from HSA to Argus
Disputes team of 6 lawyers, headed by Faizullabhoy, moves from HSA to Argus

Argus Partners has hired HSA Advocates Mumbai-based senior partner Abeezar E Faizullabhoy and his team of two associate partners Shahen Pradhan and Murtaza Kachwalla, as well as three associates.

Faizullabhoy will be joining Argus as senior partner, while Pradhan and Kachwalla are getting the partner tag.

“Given the immense opportunity that the legal market offers, I look forward to being part of the ambitious plans of Argus Partners and being part of the journey that will take Argus Partners to greater heights,” said Faizullabhoy in a statement.

The team specialises in disputes, which would bolster Argus’ practice that has been “ably navigated” to-date by Ranjit Shetty in the city, according to managing partner Krishnava Dutt. “Disputes as a practice area has also been growing significantly with India becoming the choice for the seat of arbitration in a large majority of investment agreements and other cross border contracts.”

Faizullabhoy’s hire would also benefit the firm’s existing insolvency practice.

The team also includes senior associates Prateek Katewa and Aashdin Chivalwala, and associate Karishma Motla.

Faizullabhoy had joined HSA in 2014 from Chennai-based ultra-mega power project, Aditya Resources DMCC, where he was chief executive officer. In 2013, he had joined the company, which had been his client while an equity partner at J Sagar Associates (JSA).

He had been at JSA for 12 years.

Pradhan had come with Faizullabhoy to HSA from JSA, after having worked with a number of senior counsel, while Kachwalla had joined HSA in 2014 from ALMT Legal, as a senior associate, having begun his career as an associate in 2010 as Mulla & Mulla.

HSA founding partner Hemant Sahai commented: “I wish him all the best in his endeavours. I value his contributions to HSA and we will continue to remain friends and mutual well wishers.”

Comments

Vedu- Aston martin 5 Feb 2019, 08:22
+16 -0
Lamborghini chalayi jaane o
Saanu vi choota de deyo,
Kithay kalley-kalley jayi jane o.

Peanuts paid in Jan (bonus), departure in Feb. Olalala
IHDDIS 5 Feb 2019, 08:47
+6 -3
Well done Murtaza!
Anonymous 2 5 Feb 2019, 10:35
+5 -1
Congratulations Murtaza. You deserve the partner position. Hard work paying off.
IHDDIS 5 Feb 2019, 08:48
+6 -1
Well done Murtaza! Hard work and dedication pays off
Guest 5 Feb 2019, 08:53
+1 -0
All the best Shahen.
Gautam0904 5 Feb 2019, 09:23
+5 -2
I think Argus has been doing a splendid job lately. They have been going good deals. Congratulations, Argus! The pace at which you're growing is amazing!
Humpty Sharma 5 Feb 2019, 10:20
+3 -0
Godspeed!
X 5 Feb 2019, 10:53
+3 -1
This is a result of vague and arbitrary payment policies. This is a usual phenomenon every alternate year but who cares. All the best AEF and his team.
Batchmate 5 Feb 2019, 12:07
+4 -1
All the best, Murtaza!
Jay-man 5 Feb 2019, 13:58
+5 -0
Calendar - Pg. 1 - Loyalty is not earned in a day, it is earned day by day....!!

Some don't understand this...so then we make them and buy them Porche...the ones who still don't, we charge them monthly salary till such time they understand...

PS: Amount being set-off against amount due to the firm for not understanding a fair transparent system and payable upon completion of 1 complete transparent accounting year (if any)..and from net profit after paying installment for cars, office, flight tickets to SFO, Mumbai and Delhi assets, bikes and houses...!!
Simply Sherlock 5 Feb 2019, 14:30
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Congratulations Abeezar and team! Nice to see Sahai (aka Bond of the Aston Martin fame) being magnanimous for a change.

Hope Argus pays you guys (unlike HSA)!
illegally India 6 Feb 2019, 04:07
+6 -2
Congratulations Mr. Prateek Katewa! Hard work always pays!
SILFAwa 6 Feb 2019, 08:45
+0 -1
This approach of Indian lawyers I could never follow! They all tend to focus too much on payments!
Hexit 6 Feb 2019, 10:02
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Wondering why there are no comments from Amitabh Sharma (managing partner). Wasn't he AEF's junior at JSA? With AEF and his team gone, the future looks bleak for HSA. Its sad that they are not able to retain talent at both senior and junior levels. Time to wake up.
Abdullah deewaana 6 Feb 2019, 13:17
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Is the new censored article about HSA?
kianganz 6 Feb 2019, 13:33
+1 -0
Nono :) It's one about law schools :)
Abdullah deewaana 6 Feb 2019, 13:47
+0 -0
Haha ok!!
Bubba Ray Dudley 6 Feb 2019, 16:47
+4 -0
Who all are next in line leaving HSA advocates

(Hemant Sahai Associates Advocates? Associates and Advocates both? Though website url is hsalegal.com? WHY! This Name is inception of names. Name within a name)

Anyways, who all?
Me all 19 Feb 2019, 09:43
+0 -0
Me!
Go Green! 8 Feb 2019, 06:18
+0 -0
And so the secular nation marches forward...