Madhura Samant 
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Saraf and Partners elevates Madhura Samant to Partner Designate

The Firm has also made 3 Principal Associates and 11 Senior Associates.

Bar & Bench

Saraf and Partners have announced the promotion of Madhura Samant to Partner Designate.

Samant is a 2013 graduate of the Government Law College, Mumbai.

A member of the firm's Real Estate team, she mainly focuses on due diligence and transaction documentation.

Prior to her elevation, she has been associated with the firm for nearly a year.

Saraf and Partners, Annual Promotions

Alongside this, the firm has also made the following promotions:

Promoted to Principal Associate

Aroop Das

Gangesh Sreekumar Varma

Palash Agarwal

Promoted to Senior Associate

Abhilasha Gupta

Anjali Dwivedi

Anushka Bajpai

Bhavika Deora

Divya Joshi

Gauri Saahil Memon

Jatadhari Shivam

Kamlendra Pratap Singh

Naman Kamdar

Samarth Vijay

Vaishali Goyal

On this year’s promotion, Founder & Managing Partner, Mohit Saraf said, “I wish each one of them continued growth and success in their new roles and responsibilities and am confident that they will continue to be invaluable to the growth of the firm.”

Recently, boutique real estate law firm SRGR Law Offices had merged with Saraf and Partners, with co-founders Saroj Kumar Jha and Ravi Bishnoi joining the latter firm as Equity Partners along with a team of 20 lawyers.

With these promotions, the firm boasts a strength of 200+ lawyers including 30+ Partners.

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