Yogesh Bhattarai, who had left AZB & Partners in 2012 for a sabbatical, has recently joined Trilegal as a Corporate Partner. He is based in the firm’s Mumbai office..Bhattarai, a graduate of the National Law School of India University, Bangalore had joined AZB & Partners in 2002 as a Senior Associate. He was made a Partner in 2006 and was promoted to equity partnership in 2009..Prior to joining AZB, Bhattarai worked at Nishith Desai Associates as well as Wadia Ghandy in Mumbai..Speaking to Bar & Bench on his decision to join Trilegal, Bhattarai said, “It is a young dynamic firm, which has achieved so much in such a short span of time. I am very excited to be part of it.”.Karan Singh, member of Trilegal’s Management Committee said, “Yogesh is a strong addition to the firm’s corporate practice [and] we are very excited to have him join the partnership.”.Bhattarai had left AZB in June 2012 for a sabbatical. Talking about his sabbatical, Bhattarai said he spent a lot of time with his family and travelling in India but he quickly added, “I enjoyed what I was doing though it was hectic but I always wanted to get back to work.”
Yogesh Bhattarai, who had left AZB & Partners in 2012 for a sabbatical, has recently joined Trilegal as a Corporate Partner. He is based in the firm’s Mumbai office..Bhattarai, a graduate of the National Law School of India University, Bangalore had joined AZB & Partners in 2002 as a Senior Associate. He was made a Partner in 2006 and was promoted to equity partnership in 2009..Prior to joining AZB, Bhattarai worked at Nishith Desai Associates as well as Wadia Ghandy in Mumbai..Speaking to Bar & Bench on his decision to join Trilegal, Bhattarai said, “It is a young dynamic firm, which has achieved so much in such a short span of time. I am very excited to be part of it.”.Karan Singh, member of Trilegal’s Management Committee said, “Yogesh is a strong addition to the firm’s corporate practice [and] we are very excited to have him join the partnership.”.Bhattarai had left AZB in June 2012 for a sabbatical. Talking about his sabbatical, Bhattarai said he spent a lot of time with his family and travelling in India but he quickly added, “I enjoyed what I was doing though it was hectic but I always wanted to get back to work.”
