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We are pleased to share that Chambers and Partners, a leading guide to the world’s outstanding law firms and lawyers, has ranked Anand and Anand Band 1 for Intellectual Property and LifeSciences in its Asia Pacific Guide 2020.

Pravin Anand has been recognized as Band 1 lawyer in IP Litigation and commended as “a very well-known IP figure in India who is one of the authorities in patent law”.

Archana Shanker has been applauded for her expertise in the IP and Life Sciences and has earned a special mention in ‘Spotlight’ for Life Sciences. “Interviewees praise her as a “great lawyer” who has been in this space a long time and is always available to help her clients”, says the publication.

Safir Anand has been ranked among leading practitioners in Intellectual Property. The publication says, “Safir Anand is very knowledgeable, and does strong work in the IP space.” We thank each one of our clients and stakeholders for their unflinching support all year-round.

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