L&L Partners Delhi-based litigation partner Bharat Chugh has left the firm to become an independent counsel.
The 2011 Jamia LLB graduate had become a partner at L&L in 2018, two years after having joined the firm and after several years as an independent counsel and working with the Delhi Judicial Services as a judicial officer.
“I‘ve had the opportunity of leading on some very interesting (and complex) matters here at L&L,” he commented about his stint at the firm for nearly four years.
He said he had worked across areas including white-collar crime defence, international arbitration, and tech law.
“These areas would continue to remain my key areas of focus as I practice in courts, across the board and across the country, now as a counsel,” he added.
L&L litigation partner Bobby Chandhoke commented: “We wish him all the best and success in his new avatar.”
Comments
Best of luck!
Isn’t it better to work at a firm for some years to seniors chambers for some years and then independent?
Does it make a difference?
Esp for first gen lawyers
Plus forget everything else.... its LL lit. The exasperation of their members owing to the rather regressive policy decisions taken by those who were seen as role models (well some of them if not all....okay okay one of them.... Oh man... ok the B man) has been more than evident. LL has a lot of good talent but the regressive policies, lust for more green (especially during these troubled times - seriously guys-couldnt you have waited a little longer for things to get better? What was the rush?) and the lack of will to listen to those who mean well will be their downfall. Cmon, we all know.... that cushy office in Ashoka Estate is far...far...far (emphasis added) better than the rag tail dock at Tis Hazari... and lets not forget- Driving a Bentley (even though its a second hand one) or a 7 series (even though its a second hand one) or even that superbike is far...far...far (again, emphasis added) better than say...driving a Yamaha RX 100 or a Bajaj Chetak (god i miss those days).
You still got time. Set things back. Regain the confidence of your people and see your fortunes rise manifold otherwise you WILL fold.
Sincerely,
A well wisher.
P.S: [...]
Do you even have any legitimate basis for making this claim?
- someone from the team.