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We are delighted to share that our Partners K Premchandar and Sandhya Singh have won the 6th Annual Legal Era 40 under 40 Rising Star Awards 2021.

The virtual Gala Awards ceremony was held on October 9th and the winners were felicitated in the presence of the crème de la crème of the Indian legal fraternity including Justice Gita Mittal, Former Chief Justice High Court Jammu & Kashmir, Former Acting Chief Justice & Judge Delhi High Court; Rafique Dada, Senior Advocate, Bombay High Court; our Managing Partner, Pravin Anand; Debolina Partap, Senior Vice President Legal & Group General Counsel, Wockhardt Group; and Neera Sharma, CEO/CLO, Sistema Shyam Teleservices Ltd.

The 6th Annual 40 Under 40 Rising Star Awards 2021 celebrates our country’s most promising young lawyers for their vision, leadership, innovation and accomplishments.

6th Annual Legal Era 40 Under 40 Rising Star Awards 2021

 

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