Anupam Prasad 
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Anupam Prasad joins White & Brief as Partner in Corporate & Commercial Practice

Prasad has merged his chamber practice, AP Law Chambers, with White & Brief.

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Anupam Prasad has joined White & Brief as a Partner in Corporate & Commercial Practice.

Prasad is a 2006 alumnus of West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences.

He has nearly two decades of experience advising Indian multinationals, private equity funds, venture capital investors, founders and promoters on complex domestic and cross-border transactions across the US, UK, Germany, France, UAE, Korea and Mauritius.

Earlier, Prasad was leading a boutique corporate and commercial law firm – AP Law Chambers, which he has now merged with White & Brief. In the past he has been Partner at IndusLaw and RDA Legal and prior to that with, Khaitan & Co and Nishith Desai Associates.

Welcoming Prasad, Nilesh Tribhuvann, Founder and Managing Partner, said,

"We are delighted to welcome Anupam and his team. Anupam is widely respected for his transactional expertise and client-centric approach, and his arrival significantly strengthens our corporate and commercial practice."

Prasad himself added,

"White & Brief has built a remarkable full-service platform, deep litigation and regulatory strength, genuine multidisciplinary expertise and a client-first culture.

The legal and business landscape continues to evolve, and clients increasingly seek seamless access to multidisciplinary expertise and nationwide reach. The merger of AP Law Chambers with White & Brief reflects that evolution. This combination expands the service offerings, strengthens our bench, and extends our geographic reach, while preserving the responsiveness and partner-led approach that have defined our practice.

This merger marks a significant milestone in my professional journey. I am grateful to those who have supported AP Law Chambers since its founding, and I look forward to working with White & Brief to build a leading Indian law firm equipped for today's complex business demands."

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