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Anand and Anand recognised amongst FT25 in FT Asia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers 2016

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June 5, 2016

Anand and Anand has been recognised for a second year running in Financial Times Asia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers 2016. The firm has been ranked in FT25, a list of the 25 most innovative law firms in the Asia-Pacific.

Anand and Anand is also the the only Asia headquartered firm to feature in Business of Law – Technology; and the only Asia headquartered firm for Analytics.

Our Digital Learning initiative helping staff develop skills towards digital communication and analytics was “Highly Commended”. Our data collection and analytics efforts have been “Commended” for their embrace across all practices.

In 2015, FT had picked Pravin Anand as the “unanimous” winner of Asia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers for the “key role he has played in helping to develop intellectual property law in India”.

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