Vidya K, Simran Tandon, Gauri Jagtap, Surbhi Kapoor 
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King Stubb & Kasiva announces annual promotions: Four lawyers made Partner

Amongst promotions across positions, the Firm has also named four new Associate Partners.

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King Stubb & Kasiva has announced Annual Promotions, which includes four new Partners and elevation of 28 other lawyers across positions.

The following lawyers have been designated Partners:

  • Vidya K.

  • Simran Tandon

  • Gauri Jagtap

  • Surbhi Kapoor

Alongside the Partner promotions, the Firm has also elevated 28 other key members across various levels including Associate Partners, Managing Associates, Principal Associates, and Senior Associates.

Among those promoted to Associate Partner are Vijay Shankar, Pragalbh Bhardwaj, Abhishek Bagga, and Gaurav Singh Gaur.

Commenting on the promotions, Managing Partner Jidesh Kumar at KSK, stated,

"At King Stubb & Kasiva, we take immense pride in nurturing talent from within the organisation. The elevation of our colleagues to leadership roles reflects not only their individual achievements but also the Firm’s commitment to building a strong and dynamic team that delivers exceptional value to our clients. We congratulate all the newly promoted professionals and look forward to their continued contributions to the Firm’s growth."

Earlier this year, King Stubb & Kasiva had onboarded Atul N Menon and Abhishek Paliwal as Partners to strengthen the Firm's litigation and corporate practice, respectively.

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