Articles tagged with: Orbit Law Services

Orbit founders widen ownership for 4 new equity partners & new management structure post PV Rao retirement

Orbit Law Services has promoted four of its partners into equity, following the retirement of co-founding partner PV Rao and a corresponding widening and redistribution of equity.

Orbit makes 3 new senior partners, 3 salaried partners, hires one partner in Mumbai

Damodara Rao, who had left Clasis Law with Orbit senior partner Ishtiaq Ali to start up Orbit with third co-founding partner PV Rao, was elevated to the senior partner designation alongside partners Ashok Kamble and T Ravichandran.

18-month-old breakaway Orbit grows to 50 after adding 4 partners in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai: T Ravichandran, Nirjay Singh, Sanam Singh, Vinita Hombalkar

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Orbit Law Services added former National Bank of Argriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) in-house lawyer T Ravinchandran as a partner to head the firm’s Chennai office and its corporate and commercial litigation practice. The firm also added three associate partners.

Clasis peel-off Orbit starts 4th office: Chennai

Orbit Law Services, which was started up last year by Clasis Law project finance breakaway partners Ishtiaq Ali and Damodara Rao, with PV Rao, opened its fourth national office in Chennai, after Delhi, Mumbai and Vijaywada . Orbit associate partner Haridas Sriramulu and one associate from the firm w...

Ishtiaq Ali & Damodara Rao's Orbit Law opens Andhra office

Clasis Mumbai breakaway Orbit Law Offices has opened an Andhra Pradesh office – its third national office since starting up in October 2014. The Andhra office is in the state’s new capital, Vijaywada, and will be run by the firm’s lawyers Surya Mohan Yerramilli, Venkata Muralidhar Kandukuri and Bhar...

Clasis Mumbai projects team breaks away: Ishtiaq Ali, Damodara Rao start own 5-partner firm with ADAG GC [Update-1]

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Clasis Law project finance partners Ishtiaq Ali and Damodara Rao have left to start their own firm, which is understood to be a five-partner, 10-lawyer start-up law firm.