Avirup Nag 
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Luthra Partner Avirup Nag joins Saraf as a Partner in Projects and M&A practice

Nag will be joining the firm along with his entire team.

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Avirup Nag will be joining Saraf and Partners as a new Partner in the firm's Projects and M&A practice, along with his entire team.

Nag is a 2005 graduate of the National Law School of India University, Bangalore. He holds an LL.M. from the University of Vienna in 2007.

Boasting an illustrious 18-year career, Nag’s expertise lies in Infrastructure Projects, M&A and investment initiatives, and energy-related matters. His expertise also extends to advising on climate-responsive project development, navigating long-term contractual complexities, and handling regulatory intricacies within the Energy sector including renewable energy, conventional power and electric mobility.

He has previously worked with leading law firms such as Luthra and Luthra, Indus Law, Trilegal, and Herbert Smith Freehills.

Prior to joining Saraf and Partners, Nag held the position of a Partner at Luthra and Luthra for over 2 years.

Founder & Managing Partner Mohit Saraf shares his enthusiasm,

“With Avirup's arrival at Saraf and Partners, Firm’s expertise in the realms of Projects, Infrastructure, Renewable Energy will be further strengthened.”

Expressing his eagerness, Avirup Nag remarks,

“I am exhilarated to embark on this new chapter with Saraf and Partners. I look forward to playing a pivotal role in the firm's continued journey of success.”

This announcement follows the recent expansion of Saraf and Partners in Hyderabad, led by Partners Durga Bose Gandham and Altaf Fathima.

With Nag's inclusion, Saraf and Partners now comprise 38 partners across its 4 offices in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.

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