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For over 40 years, Anand and Anand has been pushing the frontiers of the Indian IP landscape. Managing Partner Pravin Anand has been driving the firm as a purpose-driven practice towards its vision of ‘360 Degrees IP & Beyond’ with humanity, humility, magnanimity and unshakable ethics while balancing and respecting the unique talents of its workforce.

Today, it gives us immense pleasure to share that his leadership built on trust and ethics has earned our firm the award of ‘IP Law Firm of the Year’ while fetching him the recognition of ‘Managing Partner of the Year’ at the Thomson Reuters Asian Legal Business India Law Awards 2021.

Congratulations to Mr Anand and the Anand and Anand family.

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