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We are pleased to share that we have been ranked among top 10 law firms in India in the prestigious RSG India Rankings 2019, the most popular barometer of leading Indian law firms published by RSG Consulting.

The firm was also recognized among the leading firms in the country for “Developing Legal Minds” and for “Defending Corporate India” and also shortlisted for “Law Firm of the Decade” at the RSG Grow India Summit 2019.

The summit witnessed a series of insightful discussions. Pravin Anand and Rajiv Maheshwari were invited to speak at the session on “Augmented Lawyers” that was moderated by Yasmin Lambert.

Pravin Anand spoke about his early experiences of using technology, his tryst with developing algorithms in an age when AI was not even on the scene and our contributions to enhancing the usage of technology in Delhi High Court. Rajiv shared his experiences of technology implementation and adoption and of developing Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and NLP (Natural Language Processing) based tools.

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