Rajdutt Shekhar Singh, Smita Singh, Shrimant Singh, Kumar Shashwat Singh Sawno 
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S&A Law Offices announces annual promotions

The Firm has made three new Senior Partners and one new Partner.

Bar & Bench

S&A Law Offices has announced the elevation of 23 lawyers across various positions and practices at the Firm.

At the Partner level, the Firm has made three new Senior Partners: Rajdutt Shekhar Singh (Dispute Resolution), Smita Singh (Indirect Tax Customs & Trade) and Shrimant Singh (Intellectual Property Rights); and one new Partner: Kumar Shashwat Singh Sawno (Dispute Resolution, Energy).

Aside from the Partner promotions, the Firm has also elevated 19 other key members to the position of Partner (Designates), Senior Principal Associates, Principal Associates and Senior Associates across all its practice areas. 

Commenting on the promotions, Daizy Chawla, Managing Partner, S&A Law Offices, said,

"These elevations recognise exceptional merit, leadership, and consistent excellence. We are confident they will continue to strengthen the Firm and deliver outstanding value to our clients."

Gunita Pahwa, Joint Managing Partner at S&A Law Offices, added,

"Our people are our greatest strength. These promotions reflect dedication and leadership, and we congratulate them on this well-deserved milestone. We look forward to their continued contribution to the Firm’s success and strategic growth."

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