Shally Bhasin To Join Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas As An Equity Partner – Dispute Resolution

Shally Bhasin will be joining Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. (“SAM & Co.”)  as an Equity Partner, Dispute Resolution at its New Delhi office.

Shally has over 26 years of enriching experience and has done matters relating to financial services, bankruptcy, infrastructure litigation, environmental litigation, white-collar crime, telecom, tender related litigation, claims for breach of contract, damages, specific performance and injunctions, writ petitions for enforcement of fundamental rights, amalgamation and demergers and taxation related litigation. 

She has represented clients in the Supreme Court of India, High Courts of Delhi, Kolkata, Orissa, Mumbai, Himachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Jharkhand, Allahabad, Chennai and Goa and in several specialized tribunals like TDSAT, NCLAT, NCLT and NGT.

Shally is also an Advocate-on-Record of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India since 2004.

Shally said that “after almost 11 years with Agarwal Law Associates it is an opportune moment to embark on new challenges.  SAM & Co. is India’s celebrated law firm with a deep-rooted culture of excellence.  It will be my endeavor to deliver cutting edge solution and create value for the clients, while maintaining the highest standards of professional integrity and probity. I look forward to working with the firm’s experienced partners and talented lawyers to provide the highest level of legal services and expand the firm’s dispute resolution practice.” 

On her joining, Managing Partner, Pallavi Shroff said, “We are delighted to have Shally join our Delhi office and her extensive practice and experience will further strengthen our dispute resolution and Supreme Court practice and client offering.”

“Shally will undoubtedly add great value to the Firm with her deep experience and knowledge.  We look forward to a long and exciting journey ahead with her and I wish her all the success in her new role, Managing Partner, Akshay Chudasama said."