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Media Law International ranks Anand and Anand Tier 1 in Delhi and Mumbai

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July 5, 2017

Anand and Anand ranked Tier 1 Media Law International in its latest 2017 rankings. Only firm in India to have both its New Delhi and Mumbai practices ranked Tier 1.

MLI writes:

Specialising in entertainment, sports and copyright, Anand and Anand is vastly involved in a range of cases. The firm’s prominence is highlighted by competitors nationally who describe the firm as one of India’s leading practices.

Media Law International assesses firms around the world for their practice encompassing media and entertainment laws. In India, it ranks firms’ presence by their New Delhi and Mumbai offices.

See where else the firm has been recognised.

 

Read more about Anand and Anand merging its Mumbai Office Practice with Khimani & Associates

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