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Aamir Khan leaves Percy Billimoria Chambers to join Lawmen & White as Junior Partner

Khan will add to the firm's Dispute Resolution practice at Delhi.

Bar & Bench

Aamir Khan has left Percy Billimoria's Chambers to join Lawmen & White as a Junior Partner in the firm's Dispute Resolution practice at Delhi.

Khan is a 2010 graduate from Government Law College, Mumbai and has more than 10 years of experience in commercial law with Tier 1 law firms and various other sectors.

He has previously worked with Fox Mandal and AZB & Partners. He was also Chief Legal Counsel at Indospirit Group for a year, where he advised the senior management with company strategies and their implementation, and managed the legal function.

On Khan's joining, Lawmen & White Founding Partners Prashant Sivarajan and Ujjawal Anand Sharma said,

“We are happy to have Aamir on board, and his appointment is keeping in line with the firm’s intent to promote and give recognition to meritorious first-generation lawyers. His expertise and acumen will undoubtedly be an asset to further develop the firm’s Dispute Resolution practise. We have full faith in his abilities and wish him all success in his journey with us.”

On his joining the firm, Khan said,

“I am excited to work with my co-partners who are upcoming leading individuals. This is a good opportunity for me to hone my skills and contribute meaningfully to the development of the firm. The next few years are going to be crucial in re-defining law practice for both litigants and the practitioner and I am positive that with the talent at disposal at the firm, this is sure to be a reality.”

Lawmen & White is a full-service law firm based out of Defence Colony, New Delhi. It also has a pan-India presence, catering to a large and diversified clientele across a range of sectors.

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