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Bahuguna Law Associates promotes Ankit Rajgarhia to Partner

Along with Rajgarhia, the Firm has also announced the elevation of Ujjwala Gupta to Senior Associate.

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Bahuguna Law Associates has announced the promotion of Ankit Rajgarhia to Partnership.

Rajgarhia is a key member of the Firm's dispute resolution practice. A graduate of Symbiosis Law School, he has over 14 years of experience in civil and commercial litigation, arbitration, and dispute resolution. He is known for his strategic approach to complex disputes and his ability to navigate multifaceted legal and regulatory issues across forums. His practice spans corporate insolvency, regulatory and commercial disputes, and select matrimonial matters, reflecting both depth and versatility.

Along with Rajgarhia, the Firm has also announced the elevation of Ujjwala Gupta to Senior Associate.

Saket Bahuguna, Founder & Managing Partner, along with Senior Partners Ritesh Kumar and Meghna Mishra, jointly stated,

“Ankit’s journey to Partnership has been defined by his excellence in the courtroom and dedication to his team. He possesses that rare combination of sharp legal instinct and total reliability. Promoting him to Partner was a natural progression of his impressive track record, and his growth reinforces our absolute confidence in the firm’s future.”

Speaking on his elevation, Rajgarhia said,

“I am grateful for the trust Saket Sir, Meghna Ma'am and Ritesh Sir have placed in me. Joining the leadership cohort is a privilege, and I look forward to co-building our practice. I appreciate the guidance from my seniors and the support from my colleagues.”

With these promotions, the firm now has two Senior Partners and three Partners, along with the Managing Partner.

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