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TMT & DPSA Legal merge to form ‘Arthe Law’

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Boutique IP & Telecom Media and Telecommunications Firm, TMT Law Practice has announced its merger with Delhi-based Dispute Resolution and Corporate Advisory law firm, DPSA Legal, to form ‘Arthe Law‘.

Abhishek  Malhotra, the Managing Partner of erstwhile TMT Law Practice will continue to be the Managing Partner of Arthe while Founding and Managing Partner of DPSA Legal, DP Singh will be the designated Senior Partner.

Commenting on the merger, Abhishek Malhotra said,

“Mr. Singh is a seasoned lawyer with a very successful practice, and I am very pleased for this merger to have come through. We went through a rigorous stress test prior to this merger, which included both financial and conceptual aspects. We are confident that the hard work we have already put into this merger will hold us in good stead for the future.

At Arthe, as we did before individually, we will continuously strive to deliver quality advice to our clients, and with this merger we are fortunate to have the added dimensions that Mr. Singh brings to the firm with his years of experience, which will be a definite boon for the clients of Arthe Law.“

D.P. Singh’s commented,

“In a very short time, TMT Law Practice established itself as one of the foremost firms in its practice areas…I am foreseeing a very demanding year ahead for us, as we try and ensure that the benefit of this merger reaches everyone that we are associated with, including our lawyers, staff, existing clients as well as future clients.“

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