Rajani & Singhania break up after 2 years

Wednesday, 21 October 2015 By Legally India Law firms

Almost two years to the day after having announced their merger, Mumbai headquartered Rajani & Co and Delhi’s Singhania & Partners have split into two firms again.

According to a joint statement from the firms:

Rajani Associates and Singhania & Partners were good friends for past many years and the friendship converged into Rajani, Singhania & Partners in November 2013.

Rajani Associates and Singhania & Partners have decided to restructure and focus on their respective core areas, but continue‎ as best friends.

As such you may reach Rajani Associates (www.rajaniassociates.net) and Singhania & Partners (www.singhania.in) on their earlier websites/ email addresses.

The best friends are always around to render legal services, wherever required, jointly.

Rajani & CoSinghania & Partners

Comments

Well Wisher 21 Oct 2015, 17:17
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Another merger bites the dust!
mr X 21 Oct 2015, 17:18
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Very matured response from both sides. Indeed, refreshing....
AZB 21 Oct 2015, 18:07
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what was the starting salary they offered?

What happens to the poor Associates!!
Ex-Rajani 23 Oct 2015, 06:26
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Best firms do they even look at freshers other than National Law schools?

they give time for improvement unlike others in market..
Ex-Firmite 27 Oct 2015, 05:56
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Of the 5 Singhania Associates, 2 left the firm a year back and the rest are retained by Rajani.
eende 21 Oct 2015, 18:20
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Do they even matter, honestly???
Request 22 Oct 2015, 06:22
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We are interested only in substantial information!
I rock! 22 Oct 2015, 12:59
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Smart Kian didn't post that quote up on b&b from bithika anand on this story. LI - quality over quantity always!
True that 27 Oct 2015, 08:10
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Agree with you. These consultancy firms do more harm to the legal profession than help. They always advise the firms to downsize and cut cost, but never compromise on their own fees. Their primary objective is to sell stupid "solutions" to law firms and help them "grow". Most of the small and mid size law firms fall prey to them.
Ex-Firmite 23 Oct 2015, 05:11
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Dont see this (de-merger) impacting either of the firms as they have always operated independently, the Mumbai office of RA and the office of Singhania (Del+Blr+Hrbd).

Relatively, RA pays more to its associates (much more) than the Singhania at the junior/mid senior level.
How much? 23 Oct 2015, 06:08
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Much more is how much for you? Please expand
Ex-Firmite 27 Oct 2015, 05:54
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Does this concern you my friend ?
Ex-Rajani 23 Oct 2015, 06:21
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Prem Sir, you are the best!
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