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Abhijit Mittal and Anukalp Jain come together to launch a new law firm - Legal Scriptures

The firm will be headquartered at New Delhi.

Bar & Bench

Abhijit Mittal, Ex-ADAZ (Co-founder & Partner), and Anukalp Jain, an Individual Practitioner, have joined hands to merge their legal practices & teams in January 2023 under the brand name – Legal Scriptures, Advocates & Solicitors.

With the shared long-term goal of Navigating Challenges and Delivering Solutions, the partners are thrilled to venture onto this journey together.

Both Mittal and Jain started their careers in the Chambers of Sanjay Jain, Senior Advocate (former Additional Solicitor General of India) wherein they had the opportunity to get involved in various high-stake and complex matters, from early on in their careers. They continue to have the advantage of his guidance and mentorship. 

Abhijit Mittal

Headquartered in Delhi, the firm advises clients across India. The firm offers a comprehensive range of legal services ranging from Litigation, Arbitration, Advisory, Compliance & Regulatory, and Drafting, touching upon various subjects of law. The firm’s practice focus areas include Dispute Resolution, Civil & Commercial, General Corporate, Intellectual Property, Employment, Labour and Benefits, Real Estate, and Socio-Economic Offences.

Anukalp Jain

Legal Scriptures is committed to delivering tailored solutions that align with the client's needs. Under the leadership of Mittal and Jain, the firm is equipped with a vibrant and well-versed team, which empowers them to handle legal matters efficiently and deliver results promptly.

For more details about the firm, please visit www.legalscriptures.com.

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