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Fox Mandal & Associates Partner Vivek Jha joins Antares Legal as Partner

Jha is a data privacy and transactional lawyer specializing in M&A, private equity and general corporate compliance.

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Vivek Jha has joined Antares Legal as a Partner at Gurugram.

Jha is a 2006 graduate of National Law University, Jodhpur.

Jha is a data privacy and transactional lawyer specializing in M&A, private equity and general corporate compliance. He has a robust practice spanning corporate and commercial law, with deep expertise in foreign investments, PE, VC, M&A, takeovers, and joint ventures. Over the years, he has advised a diverse portfolio of corporates, funds, investors, start-ups, and government institutions.

Jha joins Antares Legal from Fox Mandal & Associates, where he held the position of a Partner for nearly two years. He has previously been associated with Khaitan & Co, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Luthra & Luthra Law Offices and Vertices Partners.

On his addition to the partnership, Arjun Anand, Partner at Antares Legal said,

“We are delighted to welcome Vivek to the partnership. His proven commitment to client service and excellence aligns perfectly with our firm’s values, and we are excited about the opportunities his addition creates for our clients and team.”

On joining Antares Legal, Jha said,

“I am delighted to join Antares Legal and look forward to contributing to its growth. Having worked previously on various aspects of corporate transactions, I look forward to contributing to the continued success of the Firm’s offerings in M&A, private equity, venture capital, data privacy domains, and provide quality services to our clients.”

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