In conversation with Karishma Vora

An episode of the Her Forum Podcast podcast, hosted by Her Forum, titled "In conversation with Karishma Vora" was published on July 6, 2021 and runs 32 minutes.

July 6, 2021 ·32m · Her Forum Podcast

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Our conversation with Karishma Vora (@kvora28) was one of our most exciting and dynamic interviews! Karishma is a barrister at 39 Essex Chambers in London. As an alumnus of the London School of Economics, Karishma is now triple qualified, with rights of audience in India, England and the DIFC Court (Dubai). Karishma spent the first few years of her practice as a litigator in the Bombay High Court before relocating to England in 2009.  Karishma recounts her whirlwind of experience from pupillage and early days, to time at the Bombay High Court, then re-qualifying as a barrister on London and today, on the path of a senior junior at the English commercial bar. We discussed how her experiences helped her evolve as the lawyer she is today and how Indian practice compares to global parameters - and of course, navigating the (seemingly) daunting struggle of working through a male-dominated Bar.  Concluding with a light-hearted rapid fire, our episode with Karishma this week is rivetting and worth a listen! Save and listen to our podcast later and let us know if you have any questions or comments about being triple qualified, the Indian vs. Global legal industry or just your thoughts! 

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Our conversation with Karishma Vora (@kvora28) was one of our most exciting and dynamic interviews! Karishma is a barrister at 39 Essex Chambers in London. As an alumnus of the London School of Economics, Karishma is now triple qualified, with rights of audience in India, England and the DIFC Court (Dubai). Karishma spent the first few years of her practice as a litigator in the Bombay High Court before relocating to England in 2009.

Karishma recounts her whirlwind of experience from pupillage and early days, to time at the Bombay High Court, then re-qualifying as a barrister on London and today, on the path of a senior junior at the English commercial bar. We discussed how her experiences helped her evolve as the lawyer she is today and how Indian practice compares to global parameters - and of course, navigating the (seemingly) daunting struggle of working through a male-dominated Bar.

Concluding with a light-hearted rapid fire, our episode with Karishma this week is rivetting and worth a listen! Save and listen to our podcast later and let us know if you have any questions or comments about being triple qualified, the Indian vs. Global legal industry or just your thoughts!

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