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ALB’s Top 15 Disputes Lawyers 2019

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November 6, 2019

We are pleased to share that Asian Legal Business has featured our partner Vaishali Mittal one amongst ‘ALB’s Top 15 Disputes Lawyers 2019’ in its first annual list of India’s best disputes lawyers. ALB India spotlights 15 top practitioners on the basis of their high-profile cases, clients’ recommendations and feedback from the market.

Chris Moore of HGF, says: “I have worked with Vaishali since 2012 on numerous matters for my clients. I have found her to be an excellent lawyer. She is technically adept, commercially astute and extremely responsive. Put simply, Vaishali is the go-to lawyer for Indian IP matters.”

Read more at https://www.anandandanand.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ALB-India-Vol-5-2019.pdf

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