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Nayantara Sanyal joins ALMT Legal as Partner in IP practice

She will be working out of the firm's Mumbai office.

Bar & Bench

Nayantara Sanyal has joined ALMT Legal as a Partner at the firm’s Mumbai office to boost its Intellectual Property practice.

Sanyal is a 2011 graduate of the Government Law College, Mumbai.

She has 12 years of experience in handling both contentious and non-contentious IP matters. She has extensive expertise not only in prosecutions and litigation in all forums but also in IP litigation risk assessment, and advise on IP portfolios including patents, copyrights, trademarks, contracts, due diligence, enforcement, unfair competition disputes, licensing agreements, regulatory guidance, and related legal issues.

She has also advised clients on IP related joint ventures, co-development arrangements, and manufacturing and distribution agreements including purchase of IP assets, mergers and acquisitions and structing of deals.

Prior to joining ALMT Legal, she was working at BTG Legal. She has previosuly also worked at Altacit Global, Anand and Anand and Khaitan & Co.

Aliff Fazelbhoy, Senior Partner, ALMT Legal said,

“We are delighted to welcome Nayantara to the Firm. Her rich and diverse IP experience and expertise will be a great value add to our corporate and M&A team. We look forward to working with Nayantara and building a growing IP practice.”

ALMT Legal has also recently promoted Amishi Vira to Senior Associate in the Mumbai Corporate team.

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