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Anand & Anand's Vaishali Sharma to join Aerion Legal to lead Trademark Prosecution practice

Sharma has over 13 years of experience in Intellectual Property law.

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Aerion Legal is onboarding Vaishali Sharma as a Partner, where she will lead and strengthen the firm’s Trade Mark Prosecution, Brand Strategy and Advisory Practice.

Sharma is a 2013 graduate of Faculty of Law, University of Delhi.

With over 13 years of experience in Intellectual Property law, she has advised leading domestic and international clients on complex brand protection strategies, managing IP portfolios, and providing strategic advisory services to businesses expanding across digital and international markets.

Sharma joins Aerion Legal after spending eight years at Anand & Anand. She is currently closing her exit formalities and is expected to join Aerion shortly.

Commenting on the development, Ankur Sangal, Managing Partner of Aerion Legal, said,

“We are delighted that Vaishali will be joining Aerion Legal. She brings exceptional depth in trade mark prosecution and, importantly, a strong strategic and commercial understanding of brands. Her experience in managing complex portfolios and advising clients on critical brand decisions will significantly strengthen our offering. Vaishali’s arrival will be another important step in our journey towards building a specialist IP platform with genuine depth across the IP lifecycle.”

Sharma's joining further strengthens Aerion Legal’s ambition to build a leading specialist IP firm, bringing together deep expertise across IP litigation, prosecution, enforcement and strategic advisory.

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