Shivendra Kundra, Subodh Deo, Gurmeet Bindra 
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Kundra & Bansal expands Leadership Team, rebrands as KBD Partners

Shivendra Kundra continues to lead the firm.

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Kundra & Bansal has rebranded itself as KBD Partners and strengthened its leadership team with the onboarding of Subodh Prasad Deo and Gurmeet Bindra.

Shivendra Kundra, Partner, continues to lead the firm with over three decades of experience in M&A, cross-border transactions, and corporate governance.

He is joined by Subodh Prasad Deo, a veteran in competition law and regulatory compliance with an illustrious career in the Indian Civil Services, and Gurmeet Bindra, who heads the litigation practice with expertise in arbitration, insolvency, employment, and high-stakes disputes.

In a joint statement, the Partners of KBD Partners stated,

"The joining of the Partners marks a pivotal moment for our firm. Together as KBD Partners, we build on the foundation of Kundra & Bansal while embracing a forward-looking vision. With expanded expertise and leadership, we are better positioned to deliver innovative and high-quality legal solutions, strengthening our legacy through growth, collaboration, and excellence.”

With offices in New Delhi and Gurugram, and associate offices in Mumbai and Bangalore, KBD Partners is positioned as a full-service firm advising global institutions, government bodies, corporates, family offices, and not-for-profit ventures across industries and borders.

KBD Partners also remains committed to pro bono initiatives, supporting projects in law, environment, education, and healthcare, while contributing thought leadership through articles and forums.

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