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ANB Legal sets up Dubai office with Santanu Ghosh at the helm

The Firm's Dubai office is located at RAKEZ Business Zone-FZ, RAK, United Arab Emirates.

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ANB Legal has announced the opening of a new office in Dubai, UAE in collaboration with Santanu Ghosh, a local Partner.

Ghosh brings 25 years of diverse experience in litigation, international arbitration, and corporate law across India and the UAE. Presently registered as a Part 2 counsel with DIFC Courts, Ghosh has also worked as an in-house Counsel with corporate banners in India.

Together with Ghosh, ANB Legal is extending services to clients in the GCC region, focusing on a wide array of legal areas, including PE/VC funding, M&A transactions, corporate commercial contracts, maritime and shipping, private client practice, intellectual property, and commercial disputes and arbitration matters across India and UAE.

Shantanu Ghosh commented,

“As a lawyer who has been recognised and accepted by a firm of ANB Legal's stature, I feel grateful by the acceptance and look forward to a lifelong partnership.”

Payal Parikh, Managing Partner, ANB Legal, shared,

"After having our offices in six Indian cities, we are excited to charter the international waters and extend a warm welcome to Santanu. Together, we are eager to and look forward to serving the clients in the GCC region. We foresee a prolific partnership ahead.”

Payal Parikh

ANB Legal's Dubai office is located at B5-309C1Business Center- 05, RAKEZ Business Zone-FZ, RAK, United Arab Emirates.

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