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ELP announces Annual Promotions: 7 lawyers made Partner

ELP has also made 7 new Associate Partners.

Bar & Bench

Economic Laws Practice (ELP) has announced their Annual Promotions. The firm has made seven new Partners, as well as seven new Associate Partners.

The following lawyers have been made Partner:

  • Chanakya Keswani | Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution | Mumbai

  • Ginita Bodani | Tax | Mumbai

  • K.C. Jacob | Securities Law & Capital Markets | Mumbai

  • Parth Parikh | Tax | Mumbai

  • Rinkey Jassuja | Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution | Mumbai

  • Udit Jain | Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution | Noida

  • Varun Parmar | Tax | Mumbai

The following lawyers have been made Associate Partner:

  • Anchal Mundada | Tax | Bengaluru

  • Diva Devarsha | Litigation, Arbitration & Dispute Resolution | Mumbai

  • Harika Bakaraju | Internation Trade & Customs | Mumbai

  • Naghm Ghei | Internation Trade & Customs | Noida

  • Nischal Agarwal | Tax | Bengaluru

  • Pranav Bansal | Tax | Noida

  • Vinit Shah | Corporate & Commercial | Mumbai

Aside from the Partner level promotions, ELP has also announced Associate level promotions across practices and offices.

The following lawyers have been made Principal Associate:

Ashish Garg, Kalp Saraiya, Ketki Agrawal, Milan Soni, Pavni Lakhanpal, Rajath Bharadwaj, Rajendra Bothre, Sai Prasanna Dash, Tanvi Rana

The following lawyers have been made Senior Associate:

Afrin Shaikh, Ananya Raghavendra, Bhaavi Agrawal, Pranaav Gupta, Prapti Allagh, Ridhi Jain, Rushabh Luhar, Saurabh Bora

ELP has also announced the induction of 8 Partners into the Firm's Equity.

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