Jacqueline Aikin 
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Jacqueline Aikin joins JCSS Law as Partner – Corporate and Commercial

Aikin will be working out of the firm's Pune office.

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Jacqueline Aikin has joined JCSS Law as a Partner in Corporate and Commercial Law Practice at the firm's Pune office.

Aikin is a 2007 graduate of ILS Law College, Pune.

With over 16 years of experience, Aikin dvises clients on cross-border and domestic M&A, Joint Ventures, and other corporate and commercial transactions. She has worked extensively in the renewable energy and automotive segments representing clients across India.

Having spent almost 10 years as an in-house counsel at Suzlon Energy, Aikin later spent 6 years with Solomon & Co., establishing their Pune practice.

Commenting on Aikin's onboarding, Radhika Subhash (formerly Radhika Bali), Managing Partner JCSS Law said,

“In our growth journey we have steadfastly fostered two things; our investment in people and relationships and our commitment to the profession. Addition of Jacqueline to our team is a firm step in both these directions. Jacqueline’s attribute of putting her clients and team first, her experience in building a practice in Pune and working closely with various stakeholders of businesses will not only boost our growth and expansion plans in India but also give the firm additional roots in the profession. Apart from her experience in corporate & commercial law, litigation and IPR, she would also be strengthening our renewable energy and automotives practice. Her expertise in cross-border transactions complements our growing international collaborations with countries like Singapore, Japan, Indonesia and USA”.

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