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At the outset, it is easier said than done because once you don the hat of an Arbitrator, you have to ensure impartiality and neutrality on one hand while ensuring procedural efficiency and effective communication on the other hand- Dr. Shashwat Bajpai, Founder of DRSB Law Chambers

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My first piece of advice to aspiring arbitration specialists would be to gain experience in trial courts where cross-examination is critical- Hiroo Advani, Founder & Chairman, Advani Law

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No doubt specialization is extremely important, but as a general practitioner developing a diverse multi-disciplinary practice is very important in my view- Saurabh Seth, Independent Counsel at Chambers of Saurabh Seth

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Being self-employed and creating job opportunities for others is very fulfilling and exhilarating at the same time- Abhishek Gupta, Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Delhi High Court

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When you are a fresher, it is very important for you to find the right mentor and organization which can help you realize your abilities and nurture your potential in the profession- Yugal Anjana Bhatia, Partner at AJURE ADVOCATES & CO.

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Technology has significantly permeated the legal field, and currently, physical files are virtually non-existent in my practice- Devansh Srivastava, Advocate on Record at Supreme Court of India

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Young women arbitration practitioners need to know that there are others like them, and that everyone is in the same boat, dealing with similar challenges- Manini Brar, Independent Practitioner at Arbridge Chambers

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As a dispute resolution lawyer, I have understood that what a litigant desires the most is to be heard by an adjudicator and the arbitration proceedings conveniently affords that comfort to a litigant- Soumya Priyadarshinee, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India

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Building a reputation for integrity and professionalism is essential for establishing a successful legal career- Pratik Pawar, Partner, at J. Sagar Associates

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Every matter brings deep learning and when you have the benefit of such tremendous experience around you, you must open yourself up to learning by osmosis- Sahil Kanuga, Co-Head, International Dispute Resolution & Investigations Practice at Nishith Desai Associates

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One of the key aspects in arbitrations is to read and decipher the terms of the contract-Abhay Itagi, Partner at MV Kini Law Firm

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Organisations all over the world will now need to develop a data protection/management and Artificial Intelligence strategy, especially given the pace with which these technologies and our reliance on them are growing-Dinkar Kalra, Solicitor, Senior Courts of England & Wales and Advocate On Record, Supreme Court of India

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I would strongly suggest my peers and other senior colleagues to dedicate some time every month to speak to some law students/younger lawyers and address their queries/concerns. Trust me, you will get more than you will give- Suadat Ahmad Kirmani, Partner, IndusLaw

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To succeed in litigation and real estate law, you need to have a deep understanding of the legal principles and procedures that apply to these fields- Murtaza Kachwalla, Partner at Argus Partners (Solicitors & Advocates)

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The hard work you do in your senior’s office helps a lot when you start your own practice- Yasharth Kant Srivastava, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India

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As India moves towards more open market, and many businesses also move outwards for opportunities exploring other markets in the world, the work for commercial disputes is bound to increase- Srikanth Hariharan, Advocate (India) and Solicitor (England and Wales)

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One of the most rewarding aspects of being a lawyer is the continual learning that comes with the job- Ish Jain, Arbitrator at Delhi International Arbitration Centre

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The profession has given me so much and so much more, because of which I now firmly believe that our litigation practice truly makes you younger and braver and the more you practice, the more you learn new things- Rajdeep Lahiri, Advocate on Record

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At the outset, it is easier said than done because once you don the hat of an Arbitrator, you have to ensure impartiality and neutrality on one hand while ensuring procedural efficiency and effective communication on the other hand- Dr. Shashwat Bajpai, Founder of DRSB Law Chambers

My first piece of advice to aspiring arbitration specialists would be to gain experience in trial courts where cross-examination is critical- Hiroo Advani, Founder & Chairman, Advani Law

No doubt specialization is extremely important, but as a general practitioner developing a diverse multi-disciplinary practice is very important in my view- Saurabh Seth, Independent Counsel at Chambers of Saurabh Seth

Being self-employed and creating job opportunities for others is very fulfilling and exhilarating at the same time- Abhishek Gupta, Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Delhi High Court

When you are a fresher, it is very important for you to find the right mentor and organization which can help you realize your abilities and nurture your potential in the profession- Yugal Anjana Bhatia, Partner at AJURE ADVOCATES & CO.

Technology has significantly permeated the legal field, and currently, physical files are virtually non-existent in my practice- Devansh Srivastava, Advocate on Record at Supreme Court of India

Young women arbitration practitioners need to know that there are others like them, and that everyone is in the same boat, dealing with similar challenges- Manini Brar, Independent Practitioner at Arbridge Chambers

As a dispute resolution lawyer, I have understood that what a litigant desires the most is to be heard by an adjudicator and the arbitration proceedings conveniently affords that comfort to a litigant- Soumya Priyadarshinee, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India

Building a reputation for integrity and professionalism is essential for establishing a successful legal career- Pratik Pawar, Partner, at J. Sagar Associates

Every matter brings deep learning and when you have the benefit of such tremendous experience around you, you must open yourself up to learning by osmosis- Sahil Kanuga, Co-Head, International Dispute Resolution & Investigations Practice at Nishith Desai Associates

One of the key aspects in arbitrations is to read and decipher the terms of the contract-Abhay Itagi, Partner at MV Kini Law Firm

I would strongly suggest my peers and other senior colleagues to dedicate some time every month to speak to some law students/younger lawyers and address their queries/concerns. Trust me, you will get more than you will give- Suadat Ahmad Kirmani, Partner, IndusLaw

To succeed in litigation and real estate law, you need to have a deep understanding of the legal principles and procedures that apply to these fields- Murtaza Kachwalla, Partner at Argus Partners (Solicitors & Advocates)

The hard work you do in your senior’s office helps a lot when you start your own practice- Yasharth Kant Srivastava, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India

As India moves towards more open market, and many businesses also move outwards for opportunities exploring other markets in the world, the work for commercial disputes is bound to increase- Srikanth Hariharan, Advocate (India) and Solicitor (England and Wales)

One of the most rewarding aspects of being a lawyer is the continual learning that comes with the job- Ish Jain, Arbitrator at Delhi International Arbitration Centre

The profession has given me so much and so much more, because of which I now firmly believe that our litigation practice truly makes you younger and braver and the more you practice, the more you learn new things- Rajdeep Lahiri, Advocate on Record

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At the outset, it is easier said than done because once you don the hat of an Arbitrator, you have to ensure impartiality and neutrality on one hand while ensuring procedural efficiency and effective communication on the other hand- Dr. Shashwat Bajpai, Founder of DRSB Law Chambers

My first piece of advice to aspiring arbitration specialists would be to gain experience in trial courts where cross-examination is critical- Hiroo Advani, Founder & Chairman, Advani Law

No doubt specialization is extremely important, but as a general practitioner developing a diverse multi-disciplinary practice is very important in my view- Saurabh Seth, Independent Counsel at Chambers of Saurabh Seth

Being self-employed and creating job opportunities for others is very fulfilling and exhilarating at the same time- Abhishek Gupta, Advocate, Supreme Court of India & Delhi High Court

When you are a fresher, it is very important for you to find the right mentor and organization which can help you realize your abilities and nurture your potential in the profession- Yugal Anjana Bhatia, Partner at AJURE ADVOCATES & CO.

Technology has significantly permeated the legal field, and currently, physical files are virtually non-existent in my practice- Devansh Srivastava, Advocate on Record at Supreme Court of India

Young women arbitration practitioners need to know that there are others like them, and that everyone is in the same boat, dealing with similar challenges- Manini Brar, Independent Practitioner at Arbridge Chambers

As a dispute resolution lawyer, I have understood that what a litigant desires the most is to be heard by an adjudicator and the arbitration proceedings conveniently affords that comfort to a litigant- Soumya Priyadarshinee, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India

Building a reputation for integrity and professionalism is essential for establishing a successful legal career- Pratik Pawar, Partner, at J. Sagar Associates

Every matter brings deep learning and when you have the benefit of such tremendous experience around you, you must open yourself up to learning by osmosis- Sahil Kanuga, Co-Head, International Dispute Resolution & Investigations Practice at Nishith Desai Associates

One of the key aspects in arbitrations is to read and decipher the terms of the contract-Abhay Itagi, Partner at MV Kini Law Firm

I would strongly suggest my peers and other senior colleagues to dedicate some time every month to speak to some law students/younger lawyers and address their queries/concerns. Trust me, you will get more than you will give- Suadat Ahmad Kirmani, Partner, IndusLaw

To succeed in litigation and real estate law, you need to have a deep understanding of the legal principles and procedures that apply to these fields- Murtaza Kachwalla, Partner at Argus Partners (Solicitors & Advocates)

The hard work you do in your senior’s office helps a lot when you start your own practice- Yasharth Kant Srivastava, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India

As India moves towards more open market, and many businesses also move outwards for opportunities exploring other markets in the world, the work for commercial disputes is bound to increase- Srikanth Hariharan, Advocate (India) and Solicitor (England and Wales)

One of the most rewarding aspects of being a lawyer is the continual learning that comes with the job- Ish Jain, Arbitrator at Delhi International Arbitration Centre

The profession has given me so much and so much more, because of which I now firmly believe that our litigation practice truly makes you younger and braver and the more you practice, the more you learn new things- Rajdeep Lahiri, Advocate on Record

Mahafrin Mehta, Senior Associate at HSA Advocates, In a FireSide Chat With SuperLawyer Sharing Insights On Challenges Faced By Budding Litigators

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