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Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India Relocates To Larger Office In Hyderabad
Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India Relocates to Larger Office in Hyderabad
Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India has recently relocated its Hyderabad office to a new, larger premises.
The move, completed over the weekend marks a significant milestone in the Firm’s growth strategy and its continued commitment to serving clients across the country.
The inauguration ceremony featured a traditional ‘Pooja ceremony,’ attended by the families of the Hyderabad-based team members. This was followed by a celebratory lunch at the new office premises. The event was graced by the presence of Managing Partner Harry Chawla and Mrs. Gayatri Luthra.
“We are thrilled to have moved into a larger office space to accommodate the larger team and cater to growth plans of the Firm,” said Harry Chawla. “Our presence in South India has been instrumental to our success and we are grateful for the support of our clients.”
The prestigious and strategic location of the office will allow the Firm to better serve the needs of a growing clientele while also offering an environment that encourages innovation, improves productivity and team culture.