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Three Crowns barrister Maanas Jain joins Paul Hastings

Jain leaves Three Crowns LLP after almost a decade.

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Barrister Maanas Jain has recently moved to global law firm Paul Hastings after spending over nine years at Three Crowns LLP.

Jain had joined Three Crowns in 2014, a few months after it was launched.

On Jain's decision to move on, Constantine Partasides KC said in a press release,

"Jain has become a fine and dedicated lawyer, and increasingly a leader of his generation of arbitration advocates around the world. He has a great future ahead of him, and his many friends at Three Crowns wish him the very best for the years to come.”

Jain is an English-qualified barrister specializing in international commercial arbitration, investor-state disputes and public international law.

Welcoming Jain to the firm, Global Co-Chair of International Arbitration at Paul Hastings Garreth Wong said,

“We are thrilled to have Maanas join our leading international arbitration team. His impressive track record and experience and his thought leadership in the arbitration community are testament to his commitment to top tier client service delivery.”  

Global Co-Chair of International Arbitration Joe Profaizer added, 

“India is an important jurisdiction and we are confident that with his long experience and extensive contacts in the region, Maanas will, alongside our colleagues such as Ronak Desai and Bhavana Sundar, play a key part in further developing our India-related practice in the years to come.”   

On his decision to join Paul Hastings, Jain commented,

"I look forward to helping further build and grow the global practice Of Paul Hastings over the coming years alongside Joe Profaizer and Garreth Wong. I also take this opportunity to thank my colleagues at Three Crowns for their support as I embark on this new venture."

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