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Sandeep Das leaves AP & Partners to join Touchstone Partners

Das is an Advocate-on-Record of the Supreme Court and specialises in commercial disputes.

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AP & Partners Founding Partner Sandeep Das has joined Touchstone Partners as a Partner.

Das has joined Touchstone with a team of eight lawyers to lead the firm's dispute resolution and investigations practice. 

On Das's joining, Touchstone Managing Partner Karam Daulet-Singh said,

“Sandeep is an accomplished litigator and we look forward to the additional dimension that he will bring to Touchstone Partners.”

Das stated,

“I’m really excited to join Touchstone Partners. it’s a great opportunity. I wish my Partners at AP & Partners all the best.”

Das is an alumnus of Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. He is an Advocate-on-Record of the Supreme Court and specialises in commercial disputes, focusing on white -collar crimes/corporate frauds.

He has vast experience in complex financial disputes; investment and management control disputes; and multi-pronged investigations and corporate criminal matters.

He has previously worked with Trilegal and was the Founding Partner of AP & Partners along with Anand Prasad.

Commenting on Das's exit, Prasad said,

"Professional organisations evolve and change over time. The changes in our firm also reflect this reality, as we continue with our firm building journey. We wish Sandeep the very best for the future and I am sure that he will continue excelling in his domain."

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