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We are pleased to share that Anand and Anand has been recognized as the “Intellectual Property Law Firm of the Year” and the “IT, E-Commerce & Cybercrime Law Firm of the Year” at the 10th Annual Legal Era Awards 2021. 

Managing Partner, Pravin Anand has been recognized as the “Patent Lawyer of the Year” and Senior Partner and Head of Trademarks, Contractual and Commercial IP,  Safir Anand as the “Trademark Lawyer of the Year”. 

While accepting the award for IT, E-Commerce & Cybercrime, Managing Partner, Pravin Anand dedicated the win to our Senior Director Mr. Rajiv Bhatnagar who we lost recently to COVID -19. 

We thank the entire Anand and Anand family and our clients for these recognitions. As rightly put by Mr. Anand, “we must have respect for our creators as we continue to enjoy their products”

10th Annual Legal Era Awards 2021

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