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Raj Dev Singh joins The Young Jurist (TYJ) as Senior Equity Partner

Singh will be working out of the Firm's New Delhi office to boost the commercial, compliance & corporate practices.

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Former King Stubb & Kasiva Partner, Raj Dev Singh has joined The Young Jurist as Senior Equity Partner (Senior Jurist) to reinforce the firm’s commercial, compliance & corporate practices. He will be working out of the firm's New Delhi office.

Singh is a graduate of the Campus Law Centre, Faculty Of Law, University of Delhi.

Singh has about a decade long experience in handling a wide range of matters in corporate, commercial, civil, and cross-border disputes, public administrative judicial review, insolvency-related disputes, and shareholder disputes. He is an expert in domestic and international commercial arbitration disputes relating to banking and finance, infrastructure litigation, and white-collar crimes. Additionally, as a domain expert, over the years, he has been advising various corporate giants, government authorities and global clients for matters pertaining to Legal Metrology, Food Laws, Drugs & Cosmetics areas and other allied laws as well.

Singh previously led the dispute resolution practice at King Stubb & Kasiva for nearly 9 years until October 2022. During this stint he advised clients in the areas of Labour and Consumer Laws, Manufacturing, Legal Metrology, Food, Drugs & Cosmetics, while handling their commercial litigation and dispute resolution.

Welcoming Singh on board, Dheerendra B Singh, the Managing Partner at The Young Jurist said,

“It gives us great pleasure to have him onboard. We anticipate that he will play an important part in the expansion of the firm and will contribute to both advising concerns and the legal defense of the company. We consider his experience as being extremely complimentary to our corporate & dispute practice, particularly in regard to our Corporate, Legal Metrology, Banking, real estate, Commercial Litigation and asset management businesses.”

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