Trilegal advisor joins JSA as the third partner in a series of hires within a single month
New Partners Join J. Sagar Associates
J. Sagar Associates (JSA), a prominent Indian law firm, has made three lateral partner hires in the past month. Among the new additions are Anurag Shrivastav, Harshavardhan Abburi, and Rakesh Warrier.
Anurag Shrivastav, with over 12 years of experience in M&A, private equity, and venture capital deals, has joined JSA. Prior to joining the firm, Shrivastav was a counsel at Trilegal. Notably, Shrivastav has advised on significant deals such as ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel's $2.4 billion acquisition of Essar's assets, Alibaba and Alipay's Indian unicorn transactions, and the IPOs of Paytm and Zomato. Other clients of Shrivastav include SSG Capital Advisors, Softbank, Blackstone, Nuvama Asset Management, and QED.
However, there are no publicly available details specifically outlining Shrivastav’s notable deals as a lawyer at JSA. For detailed information about his key legal work or deals at JSA, one might consider checking JSA's official website, press releases, or legal industry publications focusing on Indian corporate and M&A deals.
Harshavardhan Abburi has also joined JSA in Hyderabad. The details regarding Shrivastav's office location were not specified in the announcement.
Rakesh Warrier, who previously held an in-house role at Zetwerk, has joined JSA in Bengaluru. The exact role and responsibilities of each new partner at JSA were not disclosed.
These hires are a strategic move for JSA, as they bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the firm, strengthening its position in the Indian legal market.
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The hires of Anurag Shrivastav, Harshavardhan Abburi, and Rakesh Warrier at J. Sagar Associates (JSA) introduce finance, business, and industry expertise to the law firm, potentially influencing future financial deals and business operations. Shrivastav, with experience in M&A, private equity, and venture capital deals, might leverage his relationships with clients such as Softbank, Blackstone, and Alibaba to foster growth within the firm.
