Articles tagged with: Pallavi Shroff

Pallavi Shroff's move to PayTM board suggests huge CCI battle brewing vs WhatsApp

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Paytm appoints Pallavi Shroff as board member to boost legal firepower

Benglauru: The move by payments firm Paytm to appoint veteran lawyer Pallavi Shroff as a board member is an indicator that

Pallavi Shroff independent directorship tally rises to 5 with Paytm

Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas managing partner Pallavi Shroff is set to join India’s largest e-payments brand Paytm as a director, reported Business World.

From morass to lean and less mean? Shardul Amarchand’s Pallavi Shroff & Akshay Chudasama interview, as CAM-SAM no-poach due to expire [via Mint]

Shroff, Chudasama: Singing from same (time) sheet
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“He would have found it challenging,” says Pallavi Shroff, Delhi managing partner at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas (SAM), about how Mumbai managing partner Akshay Chudasama, hired from the very different J. Sagar Associates (JSA), would have fit into the legacy firm had he joined before the break-up.

Being a professional and a woman: ‘Choose to be relevant’, ‘assert yourself’ and other words of wisdom from Uber GC and Pallavi ‘Amarchand’ Shroff

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Uber Technologies general counsel (GC) Salle Yoo and Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas regional managing partner Pallavi Shroff reflected on their journey as women in the legal profession, at NLU Delhi on Thursday. NLUD was hosting a Townhall question and answer (Q&A) session titled UberDIALOGUES, on the launch of its annual three-day cultural fest Kairos.

Madhu Mukherjee, Pallavi Shroff awarded Biz Today’s most powerful women accolade; Zia inducted to HoF

India Today Group’s Business Today magazine has chosen Madhurima Mukherjee, who left Luthra & Luthra last week , and Amarchand Mangaldas Delhi partner Pallavi Shroff, as two of India’s 25 “most powerful women in business”. AZB & Partners Mumbai-based co-founder Zia Mody has won the award s...

Are female Indian lawyers outpacing Western colleagues?

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“Law was often looked at as a marriage degree - three years in law, then you get married,” recalls AZB founding partner Zia Mody about women’s views of a legal career 30 years ago. Since then law firms have gradually fought the profession’s gender bias, arguably more successfully in India than abroad. But there is still a long way to go.

Amarchand hires Irish competition law expert

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Amarchand Mangaldas Delhi has hired a non-Indian qualified competition law specialist as a director in its competition law practice, reports The Lawyer magazine.