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K&S Partners elevates 3 as Equity Partners, makes 4 new Retained Partners

Additionally, 18 lawyers have been promoted to new positions.

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K&S Partners, Intellectual Property Attorneys, has announced the elevation of three new Equity partners.

The newly elevated Equity Partners are:

  • Himanshu Chawla (Patents, Gurgaon office)

  • Priyanka Chopra (Patents, Gurgaon office)

  • Ashish Kanta Singh (Trademarks, Gurgaon office)

The firm has also added four new Retained Partners.

  • Sachin Bindal (Patents, Gurgaon office)

  • Nikhil S Reddy (Patents, Bangalore office)

  • Praveer Singh (Patents, Mumbai office)

  • Saurabh Vashisth (Patents, Gurgaon office)

In addition, 18 professionals have been promoted to new positions.

Commenting on the promotions, Managing Partner of K&S Partners Jyoti Sagar, said:

“I welcome these talented individuals to our leadership team as we celebrate their successes, their obsession to client service excellence, and passionate commitment to the values of our firm. In these extraordinary times, our Firm remains focused on providing trusted advice to our clients across the globe and in helping them navigate the complex topography of IP regulations and its various legal and business impact areas.

We are proud of all our people and teams for displaying great resilience in these times and remaining true to our purpose. Our new partners embody our culture of collaborative working, client centricity and innovation.

I and the entire senior management team at K&S Partners, wish all our new partners continued success as they assume their new leadership responsibilities.”

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