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LKS announces 16 Executive Partner Promotions

The promotions have been made across multiple offices, with the most elevations being in the Firm's Tax practice.

Bar & Bench

Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys (LKS) has announced the elevation of 16 lawyers from Partner to Executive Partner.

The following lawyers have been made Executive Partner:

  • Amar Pratap Singh | Tax | Chandigarh

  • Asish Philip Abraham | Corporate and Tax | Mumbai

  • Atul Gupta | Tax | Prayagraj

  • Devinder Bagia | International Trade and WTO | New Delhi

  • Gaurav Dayal | Corporate M&A | New Delhi

  • Jaya Pandeya | Intellectual Property | New Delhi

  • Krati Singh | Tax | Chandigarh

  • Narendra S Dave | Tax | Hyderabad

  • Rahul Tangri | Tax | Kolkata

  • Rajesh Ostwal | Tax | Mumbai

  • S K Noorul Hassan | Corporate M&A | Hyderabad

  • Shweta Kathuria | Tax | New Delhi

  • Sriram S | Tax | Mumbai

  • Syed Maqdum Peeran | Disputes | Bengaluru

  • Vinay Kumar Jain | Tax | Mumbai

  • Yogendra Aldak | Disputes | New Delhi

Speaking om the new promotions, V Lakshmikumaran, Managing Partner, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys, said,

“These promotions are a testament to the extraordinary talent and dedication within our firm. Each new Executive Partner brings unique perspectives and deep expertise that will not only enhance our service delivery but also drive the firm’s long-term vision. I am confident their leadership will further strengthen our standards and create enduring value for our clients. My warmest congratulations to all on this well-deserved achievement."

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