Former Senior Partner at L&L Partners Mohit Saraf today announced the launch of his new law firm, Saraf and Partners..Saraf and Partners will be an independent, full-service legal enterprise with offices at Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The firm's main office in Delhi is located at The Leela Palace, Chanakyapuri. The office is situated on the 3rd floor of Hotel Leela, which has been converted for office purposes. .The firm shall at inception comprise 84 lawyers, including 21 Partners. Among the Partners to have joined Saraf from L&L are Bikash Jhawar, Vaibhav Kakkar, Gayatri Roy Vikrant Kumar, Rohit Raghavan, Sahil Arora, Abir De, Snigdhaneel Satpathy and Vivek Pareek..As per a press release, the members of the firm have extensive experience practising law at the highest levels with its partners all being leaders in their respective fields, individually and collectively..Sharing his views about the new firm, Saraf said in the release, “...While the split from L&L was a major contributor to the inception of Saraf & Partners, one of the core values being offered by this firm is the modern ideology and inclusiveness in the management of clients and business partners...With Saraf & Partners, we are striving to transform the legal landscape with a new-age, innovation-led and vision-oriented firm which is ahead of its competition in the market. Each of the 21 partners are leaders in their areas of competency and are also the owners of the Firm, and will have a big role in managing the Firm. This is the beginning of a new era and we are excited to see where this journey leads us in future.”.The firm has also started a Twitter handle and is soon to launch its official website..The development follows Saraf's exit from L&L Partners after a bitter war with L&L Founding Partner Rajiv Luthra, which culminated in a Rs 77 crore interim settlement after litigation before the Delhi High Court..No bad mouthing, no termination of L&L lawyers for 45 days: How the Delhi High Court resolved differences between Rajiv Luthra & Mohit Saraf
Former Senior Partner at L&L Partners Mohit Saraf today announced the launch of his new law firm, Saraf and Partners..Saraf and Partners will be an independent, full-service legal enterprise with offices at Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru. The firm's main office in Delhi is located at The Leela Palace, Chanakyapuri. The office is situated on the 3rd floor of Hotel Leela, which has been converted for office purposes. .The firm shall at inception comprise 84 lawyers, including 21 Partners. Among the Partners to have joined Saraf from L&L are Bikash Jhawar, Vaibhav Kakkar, Gayatri Roy Vikrant Kumar, Rohit Raghavan, Sahil Arora, Abir De, Snigdhaneel Satpathy and Vivek Pareek..As per a press release, the members of the firm have extensive experience practising law at the highest levels with its partners all being leaders in their respective fields, individually and collectively..Sharing his views about the new firm, Saraf said in the release, “...While the split from L&L was a major contributor to the inception of Saraf & Partners, one of the core values being offered by this firm is the modern ideology and inclusiveness in the management of clients and business partners...With Saraf & Partners, we are striving to transform the legal landscape with a new-age, innovation-led and vision-oriented firm which is ahead of its competition in the market. Each of the 21 partners are leaders in their areas of competency and are also the owners of the Firm, and will have a big role in managing the Firm. This is the beginning of a new era and we are excited to see where this journey leads us in future.”.The firm has also started a Twitter handle and is soon to launch its official website..The development follows Saraf's exit from L&L Partners after a bitter war with L&L Founding Partner Rajiv Luthra, which culminated in a Rs 77 crore interim settlement after litigation before the Delhi High Court..No bad mouthing, no termination of L&L lawyers for 45 days: How the Delhi High Court resolved differences between Rajiv Luthra & Mohit Saraf
