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Prosoll Law elevates Vaibhavi Sharma to Partnership

Sharma has been with Prosoll Law since 2015 and has built a strong record in White Collar Crime and Criminal Litigation.

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Prosoll Law has announced the elevation of Vaibhavi Sharma as a Partner.

A graduate of Amity University, Sharma has built a strong record in White Collar Crime and Criminal Litigation since 2015, with a focus on anti-corruption matters, trap cases, bank frauds, cheating, forgery, and economic offences. Her practice also extends to constitutional law, family & matrimonial law, and crimes against women with clients ranging from bureaucrats and politicians to business houses and start-ups.

She has grown with the firm over the years, having joined as an Associate in 2015, taking responsibility towards consistently delivering sound, client-focused counsel, growing the practice and mentoring younger colleagues.

Speaking on the elevation, Harsh K. Sharma, Founder & Managing Partner of Prosoll Law, said,

"Vaibhavi has truly been the backbone of our white-collar crime and criminal litigation practice over the years, while also building a strong family law and matrimonial practice of her own. Her consistency, ownership and ability to handle complex and sensitive matters have made her an integral part of the firm’s growth. We are delighted to elevate her as a Partner and see this as a natural progression of her journey with the firm, as well as an important step in strengthening the next generation of leadership at Prosoll Law.”

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