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Senior Advocate Krishna Srinivasan sets up law firm

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
26 Aug 2026
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Senior Advocate Krishna Srinivasan sets up law firm
Senior Advocate Krishna Srinivasan sets up law firm
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Senior Advocate Krishna Srinivasan sets up law firm

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  • Senior Advocate Krishna Srinivasan sets up law firm
  • “About 15 associates/advocates and six staff members have migrated to KS Law chambers,” Mr.
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Senior Advocate Krishna Srinivasan on Wednesday said that he has set up a firm, along with his 15-odd associates, named KS Law Chambers, which would operate under the mentorship of A.L. Somayaji, former Advocate General, Tamil Nadu.

In a statement, Mr. Srinivasan said, “I will, in my capacity as a designated Senior Advocate, act as an advisor to the firm, spearheading litigation. The firm will have four partners, Geethi Ara, Chitra Srinivasan, Hemanth Ragu, and Shashi Krishna.”

“About 15 associates/advocates and six staff members have migrated to KS Law chambers,” Mr. Srinivasan added.

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Issuing AuthorityThe Hindu National
Topic CategoryINDIA
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date26 August 2026
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