Indian Law Firms Rely Heavily on Specific Universities for Internal Talent
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Updated Fri 08:25
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What happened
An analysis of internal partnership promotions at India’s six largest law firms over the last four years found that NLSIU Bangalore, Delhi University, GLC Mumbai, and ILS Pune provided more than three times the number of promoted partners compared to most other younger law schools. For instance, Amarchand Mangaldas promoted 19 partners from NLSIU out of 50 in that period.
From legallyindia.com
Why it matters
This trend indicates a high concentration of legal talent in specific educational institutions, which affects the supply chain of skilled professionals to India's largest law firms. The dominance of certain schools suggests a predictable pipeline for high-level legal recruitment.
From legallyindia.com
Who's involved
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Delhi
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