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Dua Associates promotes Rajdeep Panda to Equity Partnership; Three lawyers made Partner

With these promotions the partners tally at Dua Associates stands at 75.

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Dua Associates has elevated Partner Rajdeep Panda as Equity Partner and Principal Associates Divya Sharma, Juhi Chawla and Mayank Singhal to Non-equity Partners at the firm's Delhi office.

Panda is a 2008 graduate of Symbiosis International University.

His practice is predominantly focused on complex multi-jurisdictional commercial disputes with an emphasis on civil fraud, asset tracing and enforcement.

Prior to his elevation to equity partnership, Panda has been associated with the firm for nearly 13 years.

Sharma is a 2012 graduate of the B.M.S. College of Law.

She is an Advocate on Record and focuses on litigation, arbitration, anti-bribery, white-collar crimes, company law, and constitutional law.

Chawla is a 2012 graduate of the Amity Law School.

Her main areas of practice are civil, complex corporate and commercial litigation, dispute resolution, and international trade.

Prior to her elevation to partnership, Chawla has been associated with the firm for over 7 years.

Singhal is a 2008 graduate of Chaudhary Charan Singh University. He earned his LL.M. in Corporate Law from the National Law University, Jodhpur in 2014.

His practice specialization includes international trade and investment transactions, corporate disputes, and regulatory investigations.

Prior to his elevation to partnership, Singhal has been associated with the firm for over 6 years.

With these promotions the partners tally at Dua Associates stands at 75.

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