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Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan promotes eight lawyers to partnership

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Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan has elevated eight of its lawyers to partnership as part of its annual round of promotions.

Three of the eight lawyers promoted are women. The following are the new partners at the firm:

NamePractice AreaLocation
Rachit JainCustoms and International TradeDelhi
Sudharshan Singh ShekhawatTechnology LawDelhi
Hemant BajajIndirect Tax LitigationDelhi
Jaya PandeyaIntellectual Property Rights- EngineeringDelhi
Nupoor AgrawalIndirect Tax AdvisoryMumbai
Lakshmi MenonCustoms and International TradeMumbai
Ratan JainCustoms and International TradeMumbai
Atul GuptaIndirect Tax LitigationAllahabad

Speaking about the new promotions in a press release, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Managing Partner V Lakshmikumaran said,

“It gives me immense pleasure to announce the promotion of 8 joint partners to partners. Each one of them are examples of passion, commitment, integrity and mentorship. They have been pivotal in the stupendous growth of their practices and the firm as a whole. I also feel proud to share that three out the eight professionals promoted to Partner level, are females.

We go through an extensive exercise every year and have a dedicated appraisal committee overseeing the entire appraisal process. All the newly promoted partners have been made to go through an extensive panel assessment. They all have immense experience that will help us in expanding the scope of our practice and deliver meaningful value solutions by serving our existing and potential clients even better.”

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