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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas Adds Disputes Team in Bangalore

The firm has hired a team of six lawyers from a tier-1 competitor, expanding its commercial litigation practice in South India.


By Editorial Desk1 min read
Bangalore office tower at dusk
Bangalore office tower at dusk

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas has confirmed the hire of a six-lawyer disputes team in Bangalore, in what sources describe as one of the largest lateral moves in the South India market this year. The team will be led by a partner who joined from a tier-1 competitor earlier this month.

Practice strategy

The expansion reflects Cyril Amarchand's continued investment in commercial litigation, particularly around technology disputes, white-collar matters, and arbitration. Bangalore has emerged as a key battleground as Indian firms compete for IP-heavy disputes work.

Market context

Lateral movement at senior levels has accelerated across the top 10 Indian firms this financial year. Compensation pressure and equity-track timelines remain the most common reasons cited by partners considering moves.

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