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Christopher Manoharan and Ramasamy Santhanakrishnan join Kochhar & Co in Chennai
Christopher Manoharan and Ramasamy Santhanakrishnan join Kochhar & Co in Chennai
The firm now has 58 partners
Christopher Manoharan and Ramasamy Santhanakrishnan have joined the partnership at Kochhar & Co in corporate compliance and dispute resolution practices, respectively.
Early this year, Sujatha Rangachari also joined the Chennai office as a senior partner to expand its banking, project, finance, and real estate practice in the South India region.
On their joining, Rohit Kochhar, the founder and managing partner at Kochhar & Co remarked, "The firm's Chennai office has been consistently recognized as a top-tier full-service practice in Tamil Nadu. We have been consistently recommended for our corporate M&A, banking & finance, real estate, and disputes practices by clients, peers and industry experts."
He added, "Rangachari, Manoharan and Santhanakrishnan have strong credentials and client relationships, which complement our industry-focused strategy to provide top-draw legal services and support to our clients at their doorstep. Our extensive client base in South India will benefit from their cumulative expertise, knowledge, and commitment."
A 1994 graduate of the National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Manoharan, who joined as a senior partner, specializes in corporate commercial transactions, venture capital and private equity transactions, joint ventures, trademark litigation and raid execution, large IT outsourcing deals, licensing agreements, commercial real estate, employment laws, and government policies.
He has had substantial experience in handling early-stage investments in venture funding, private equity, joint ventures, and technical collaborations. Manoharan has also advised and represented clients before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
Santhanakrishnan is a 2011 graduate of the ILS Law College, Pune, and will focus on corporate compliance and advisory, dispute resolution, employment, insolvency and intellectual property laws.
With over a decade of professional experience, he has represented top MNCs, blue-chip IT companies, automotive makers and other companies before the Madras High Court, the Bombay High Court and other forums in matters including civil litigation, consumer protection, debt recovery litigation, employment, sexual harassment claims, intellectual property disputes, and arbitrations.