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DSK Legal completes 21 years; promotes 4 lawyers to partnership

The firm also elevated Principal Associates Roochi Loona, Jitendra Soni, Avinash Poojari and Rahul Sinha to Associate Partners.

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DSK Legal has promoted Associate Partners Gaurav Mistry, Ashish Pahariya, Bhushan Panse and Pranav Vyas to partnership.

The firm has completed 21 years of existence and with this round of promotions, it now has 39 Partners and Associate Partners across its offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru and Pune.

Mistry has over 13 years of experience at leading firms. He has previously worked with Khaitan & Co and J Sagar Associates before joining DSK Legal in May 2012.

Pahariya is a 2010 graduate of Gujarat National Law University and has been with the firm ever since. He also completed his Company Secretary course from the Institute of Company Secretaries in India in 2011.

Panse is a 2007 graduate of ILS Law College Pune and has been with the firm since then.

Vyas is a 2007 graduate of Institute of Law and Management Studies, Gurgaon and has an LL.M. in Business Laws from National University of Singapore (NUS). He has been with the firm for over 3 years. Prior to joining DSK Legal in January 2019, Vyas was with Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, before which he worked with other leading firms like Economic Laws Practice and Fox Mandal & Co.

The firm also elevated Principal Associates Roochi Loona, Jitendra Soni, Avinash Poojari and Rahul Sinha to Associate Partners.

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On completing 21 years, Managing Partner Anand Desai said,

"It has been an excellent journey, and we thank our clients and colleagues for all their support. We welcome our newly appointed partners and associate partners, who have and will continue to help grow our brand and our vision.”

Anand Desai

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