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DSK Legal strengthens Bengaluru office with appointment of SV Giridhar and a 10-member Disputes team

With Giridhar and his team joining, DSK Legal's Bengaluru office gains full-service dispute resolution capability.

Bar & Bench

DSK Legal has announced the appointment of S.V. Giridhar as Partner in its Bengaluru office. Giridhar joins the firm with a ten-member team, establishing a well-rounded Dispute Resolution practice in Bengaluru.

With three decades of experience spanning Civil, Commercial, Property and Real Estate, and Constitutional litigation, as well as Public and Private Sector disputes, Arbitration and Mediation, Giridhar brings to the Firm a formidable litigation practice.

With Giridhar's appointment, DSK Legal's Bengaluru office gains full-service dispute resolution capability, complementing the Firm's established transactional and advisory practice in the city and enabling clients to be served across the entire lifecycle of a matter.

Giridhar is joined by a team of lawyers, several with over fifteen years of experience, including M S Hari Prasad (Company Law), Preetha Mahadevan (Tax Advisory), Mukund N Raate (Civil Litigation) and Shreya Mehta (Civil Litigation).

Anand Desai, Managing Partner, DSK Legal, said,

“Building a strong dispute resolution capability in Bengaluru has been on the cards for some time. The breadth of his and his team’s practice have made this happen. Our clients can now work with us across the full lifecycle of a matter.”

Giridhar shared,

“We are pleased to welcome this merger as a new chapter of growth, collaboration, and shared success. We are confident that we will add value to the team and the Firm, and we look forward to combining our strengths, experience, and values to build a stronger, more dynamic Firm together.”

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