His expertise has been recognized through inclusion in Business World Legal's prestigious "40 under 40" list and his recognition as amongst India's leading Aviation Law practitioners by India Business Law Journal for two consecutive years. Shouryendu provides strategic counsel to prominent corporations across diverse sectors including pharmaceuticals, aviation, technology, and financial services, earning recognition for delivering contextual and business-focused legal solutions.

Shouryendu earned his LLB from WB National University of Juridical Sciences and his LLM from University of Pennsylvania Law School as a Dean's Scholar, where he served on the editorial board of Penn Asian Law Review. He holds a certificate in Business & Law from Wharton Business School. His professional experience encompasses positions at leading international law firms across Mumbai, Delhi, New York, and Philadelphia, a judicial clerkship with the Solicitor General of India on constitutional matters before the Supreme Court, and leadership of the dispute resolution practice at a Japanese law firm's India office prior to establishing Nora Chambers.

She has appeared before several arbitral tribunals, both domestic and international, including those administered under the SIAC, ICC, and LCIA rules, along with other ad hoc arbitrations seated in London, Singapore, and India. Neelu has appeared before fora such as the Competition Commission of India, National Company Law Tribunal, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, and the High Court of Delhi, securing favourable outcomes for clients.

Neelu obtained her primary law degree (LLB) from the ILS Law College, University of Pune. Neelu also holds a master's degree in Global Business Laws (LLM) from Columbia Law School, New York. Prior to founding Nora Chambers, Neelu worked in the chambers of a reputed Senior Counsel in New Delhi, where she was involved in many of the landmark matters that shaped Indian arbitration jurisprudence.

Dr. Ray has a rich experience of thirty-three years in tax administration, securities regulation, financial investigation and public policy formulation. In the IRS, he handled senior positions in critical verticals including taxation of large corporations, investigation, international taxation, appellate functions and dispute resolution panels. He supervised a number of landmark cases, including those of Cairn UK, Nokia Corporation, Oracle Corporation and NDTV. He was Chairman/Member of various important committees of the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), including those relating to taxation of digital economy, verification of foreign remittances, forming government's view on contentious legal issues and evaluating the efficacy of dispute resolution mechanism etc.

As an Executive Director of SEBI (on secondment from the Govt), he was in-charge of Investigation, Market Regulation, Market Intermediaries' Regulation and Supervision and Derivatives & New Products Departments. He was instrumental in launching the exchange-traded currency and interest rate derivatives markets, and implementation of corporatization and demutualization of stock exchanges in India. He also worked as a Member of the Inter-Departmental Committee (Ministry of Finance) to review the India-Mauritius DTAA, and represented SEBI in meetings with the Chairman, US SEC; Stern School of Business (NYU); London Stock Exchange; and Government of India's delegation to study the Chinese financial markets.