Siddhi Doshi, Pushkraj S Deshpande 
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ALMT Legal promotes Siddhi Doshi and Pushkraj S Deshpande to Associate Partners

Both Doshi and Deshpande are based out of the firm's Mumbai office.

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ALMT Legal has promoted Siddhi Doshi and Pushkraj S Deshpande to the position of Associate Partner, effective November 1, 2023.

Doshi is a 2012 graduate of Jitendra Chauhan College Of Law. She holds an LLM from the University of Mumbai in 2014.

Her areas of practice mainly encompass civil litigation, commercial litigation, private clients, aviation, shipping and a strong private client practice which includes family disputes as also a matrimonial practice.

Prior to her elevation to the position of an Associate Partner, she has been associated with the firm for over 5 years.

Deshpande is a 2015 graduate of Jitendra Chauhan College Of Law.

He primarily handles matters relating to criminal disputes, especially white collar disputes and has vast knowledge and experience in criminal law. He has successfully represented private clients and leading Indian and International Conglomerates before various courts and tribunals across India in criminal matter relating to a wide array of enactments

Prior to his elevation to the position of an Associate Partner, he has been associated with the firm for over 2 years.

Sameer Tapia, Founder & Senior Partner, ALMT Legal, congratulated Doshi and Deshpande on their promotion and wished them the best.

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