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Competition Counsel P Ram Kumar becomes Talwar Thakore’s first Partner in Delhi

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Talwar Thakore & Associates (TT&A) has promoted Counsel P Ram Kumar to partnership effective April 1, 2019.

Ram has been a critical part of the firm’s competition team.

He had joined the firm in 2011 as part of Vinod Dhall’s team. Dhall has now exited the firm and joined Platinum Partners as Senior Advisor.

Ram will be the firm’s first partner in Delhi. He has over 11 years of experience working on a variety of competition and corporate law transactions. He has advised Indian and international clients on a host of complex merger control, cartelisation, and abuse of dominance cases.

TT&A Partner Kunal Thakore said,

“It is a pleasure to see Ram now as a partner after having been a key part of our competition team for so long. We look forward to working together to grow and develop our competition practice from the already strong position it is in.”

Partner Feroz Dubash commented,

“Ram has been a very important part of the competition team since he joined in 2011 and we are excited to welcome him into the partnership as our first competition law partner in Delhi. He has been involved in some of the most complex and innovative transactions in this space and will be a great addition to the partnership.”

Ram graduated in June 2007 with an LL.B. degree from the School of Excellence in Law, India. After graduation, he went on to do his LL.M. in International Business Laws at the National University of Singapore. He also has a degree in Competition Economics from King’s College, London.

TT&A now comprises seven partners and 40 fee earners in Bombay and Delhi.

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