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Nashita Nazneen

Junior Corporate Counsel
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Nashita advises clients on corporate, commercial, civil, and litigation matters. As a Junior Corporate Counsel, she brings a strong academic foundation and top-tier law firm training to every engagement. Her experience includes working with Kochhar & Co. in both Dubai and Chennai, as well as Fox Mandal & Co., where she handled complex legal matters with precision and diligence.

Ranked second in her graduating class at Crescent School of Law, Nashita holds a B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons) with distinction. Her legal acumen is matched by exceptional advocacy skills, demonstrated by winning the Best Memorial award at the Madras Bar Association National Moot Court Competition. As founder and president of her university’s Moot Court Society, she led national-level initiatives that fostered legal excellence among peers.


Known for her discipline and leadership, Nashita combines legal intellect with a results-driven mindset. Her ability to manage high-pressure legal work while maintaining accuracy and professionalism makes her a valuable contributor to the firm’s corporate practice.

Core Responsibilities

  • Facilitating client communication and service coordination
  • Managing administrative workflows and supporting legal teams
  • Ensuring smooth interdepartmental collaboration
  • Representing the firm in client-facing engagements with professionalism and care

Areas of Practice

Dispute Resolution

With strong research and drafting skills, Nashita contributes to litigation teams handling commercial, civil, and procedural matters. Her background in moot court advocacy strengthens her approach to written submissions and legal argumentation.

Civil law

She advises on personal and business-related civil disputes, including property and contractual claims. Nashita prepares legal documentation and supports resolution strategies that align with client priorities and local legal standards.

Corporate Law

Nashita supports clients in corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and contract analysis. She helps navigate legal frameworks for businesses operating across sectors, offering insights into risk, structure, and day-to-day operations.

Core Responsibilities

  • Facilitating client communication and service coordination
  • Managing administrative workflows and supporting legal teams
  • Ensuring smooth interdepartmental collaboration
  • Representing the firm in client-facing engagements with professionalism and care

Qualifications

Junior Corporate Counsel with practical training from leading Indian and international law firms, and a top-ranked graduate of Crescent School of Law.

Admissions

Advocate, Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry (since Sep 2023)

Academic

  • B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons), BSA Crescent Institute of Science and Technology (2018–2023), Rank II
  • Senior Secondary (CBSE), St. John’s English School and Junior College, 92.5%

Licenses & Certifications

Advocate – Bar Council of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry (Issued Sep 2023)

Languages

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