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Mani Chengappa & Mathur elevates Mehera Radhakrishnan to Partnership

This development is a milestone for Mani Chengappa & Mathur as Radhakrishnan is the first Associate to be promoted to Partner in the firm's 12-year history.

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Mani Chengappa & Mathur has announced the promotion of Mehera Radhakrishnan to Partner at the Firm.

Radhakrishnan is a 2016 graduate of ILS Law College.

She has over eight years of experience and specializes in technology transactions, general commercial contracting, and data privacy. She has represented a diverse array of clients, ranging from tech startups to multinational corporations, and had worked on various transactions including negotiating complex technology agreements to ensuring compliance with data privacy regulations.

Radhakrishnan has been associated with Mani Chengappa & Mathur since 2018, from when she joined as an Associate.

On her elevation, Radhakrishnan shared,

"I’m truly honored to step into the role of Partner at MCM. This journey, from Associate to Partner, has been one of learning, growth, and collaboration with some of the best minds in the industry. Grateful to my mentors, colleagues, and clients who have been an integral part of this path. Looking forward to this new chapter!"

This development is a milestone for Mani Chengappa & Mathur as Radhakrishnan is the first Associate to be promoted to Partner in the Firm's 12-year history.

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