Ashutosh K Srivastava, Suhael Buttan  
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SKV Law Offices promotes Ashutosh K Srivastava and Suhael Buttan to Counsel

The firm currently has a strength of 26 lawyers.

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SKV Law Offices has elevated senior associates Ashutosh K Srivastava and Suhael Buttan to Counsel.

Srivastava is a graduate of National Law University, Odisha.

He specializes in handling sector specific commercial litigation and his primary focus area is regulatory proceedings before statutory authorities, tribunals and courts, commercial litigation, and Constitutional & Administrative law litigation with focus on energy sector. He regularly appears before the Supreme Court, High Courts, Appellate Tribunal for Electricity, State electricity Regulatory Commissions for private generating companies (conventional and renewable), trading licensees and distribution licensees.

Buttan is a graduate from Symbiosis Law School, Noida.

He primarily specialises in Energy and Infrastructure contractual disputes, especially pertaining to Renewable Energy. He also handles Commercial, Arbitration, IBC and General Litigation matters at SKV. In addition to representing corporate entities before various Courts, Tribunals and commissions pan India, Suhael also advises clients on diverse issues pertaining to Civil laws, Electricity Laws, Contractual Disputes and other commercial matters.

Commenting on the promotions, Managing Partner, Shri Venkatesh said,

"Ashutosh and Suhael have been pivotal in our growth and success. Seeing them grow reaffirms my belief that quality and talent must be harnessed and given an opportunity to grow into their own shoes."

SKV Law Offices currently has a strength of 26 lawyers and is looking forward to build and expand its practice.

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