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Luthra & Luthra Law Offices is back in the reckoning
The firm was rechristened L&L Partners in 2018
One of the leading full-service Indian law firms, Luthra & Luthra Law Offices, has announced a comeback in its former avatar.
Having started its journey over three decades ago, it set a benchmark for high-quality modern legal services in a new and liberalized Indian economy. Soon, it was recognized as one of the largest top-tier law firms, providing sound legal advice across industry sectors and winning national and international accolades.
Even though in 2018, the firm was rechristened L&L Partners, amongst its clients, peers, the legal fraternity, and the media, it was still referred to as Luthra & Luthra. The firm has now reclaimed its original identity, along with the 'one firm' structure, which has been implemented to provide exceptional legal services through cross-departmental capability and availability, under a new executive committee.
Rajiv Luthra, the founder & managing partner, at Luthra & Luthra Law Offices, remarked "This move enhances the firm's positioning as a full-service law firm with 60 partners and 300+ members under one leadership, driven by single most operating principle of 'client first' model.
"The professional ethics, expertise, culture, and synergies which peers and clients have cherished, remain untouched. As we continue to dedicate ourselves to the highest standards of professional excellence, ethical conduct, and inherent value system, we now formalize ourselves as 'Luthra and Luthra Law Offices India.'"
He further said that the new logo signified values that the firm extols - solidarity, trust, and depth of knowledge that lead to success. The firm was destined to scale incredible heights with the continued support from its clients.