JSA, a leading law firm in India, has announced the elevation of 9 equity partners and 12 retained partners. The new partners bring extensive expertise in various fields, including real estate finance, corporate practice, and debt restructuring, further strengthening JSA's capabilities.
Real EstateCorporate PracticeLegal ServicesDebt RestructuringIntellectual PropertyReal EstateApr 08, 2025
The new equity partners at JSA include Ankit Sharma, Radhika Gupta, and others with expertise in real estate finance, corporate practice, and debt restructuring.
The new retained partners specialize in a variety of areas including real estate law, intellectual property rights, and corporate governance.
The elevation of these partners brings a wealth of expertise and experience, enabling JSA to offer expanded and enhanced legal services to its clients in various fields.
JSA is committed to fostering talent and providing exceptional legal services. The firm’s focus on talent development is reflected in the promotion of these new partners.
The elevations are a significant milestone for JSA, positioning the firm to meet the evolving needs of the market and continue its legacy of excellence in the legal industry.
Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai led the way with a 66% share of investments in the Jul-Sep 2024 quarter, according to the CBRE report.
Macrotech Developers, the renowned Mumbai-based real estate firm behind the Lodha brand, has made a significant move by acquiring seven land parcels across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. This strategic acquisition is set to bolster their ambitious Rs 166
The decline in affordable housing sales in top 8 cities in India has been attributed to a lower supply of affordable homes and a surge in demand for luxury apartments.
Stanley Lifestyles, a leading home furnishings brand, has announced the opening of its latest Stanley Living store in Pune. This expansion in the western region of India underscores the company's commitment to tapping into the rapidly growing urban market
Indian real estate firms are diversifying their portfolios to include ultra-luxury projects, capitalising on the uptick in demand for opulent apartments among new-generation entrepreneurs and C-level executives.
The Maharashtra government has revised the ready reckoner rates by 3.9%, which will directly impact property prices, stamp duty, and registration fees. This decision is expected to bring significant changes to the real estate market in the state.