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Saraf and Partners hires DSK Legal Hyderabad team to expand footprint in the South

Saraf and Partners now has a team of 235 lawyers, including 37 partners, across its 4 offices in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.

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Saraf and Partners has hired the DSK Legal Hyderabad team for its new office in the city.

The Hyderabad office will be headed by Partners Durga Bose Gandham and Altaf Fatima.

Durga Bose Gandham, Altaf Fatima

Gandham is an alumnus of NALSAR and has over two decades of experience in Litigation & Dispute Resolution. His practice spans insolvency laws, general corporate matters, arbitration and banking issues.

Fatima is also a NALSAR graduate with over two decades of experience. She is an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India, specializing in general and commercial litigation, real estate, consumer laws, employment and labour disputes, Enforcement Directorate matters and criminal law-related litigation and advisory.

Speaking about the firm's expansion to Hyderabad, Founder & Managing Partner Mohit Saraf said,

"We’re pleased to welcome Durga and Altaf along with their team to the firm. They have worked very closely with me for 4 years. We have a strong and growing client base in Hyderabad, and this expansion will significantly enhance our ability to serve our clients in the region."

In a joint statement, Gandham and Fatima said,

"We are excited to bring the entire DSK Legal Hyderabad team to Saraf and Partners. This move is a testament to our belief in Mr. Saraf and the firms’ vision and our commitment to our clients."

Saraf and Partners now has a team of 235 lawyers, including 37 partners, across its 4 offices in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.

The firm also recently celebrated its Annual Day and Diwali festivities.

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