India’s IndusLaw has added yet another partner in Delhi, with the hire of employment law specialist Vaibhav Bhardwaj, who joins from Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas.
This is IndusLaw’s fourth partner hire in Delhi this year. In January, the firm hired three partners in the national capital: Pratyush Khurana from Link Legal India Law Services, Unnati Agarwal from J Sagar Associates and Shashi Mathews from PDS Legal.
Bhardwaj, who has more than 12 years of experience, advises clients on issues such as employee policies, social security, compensations and benefits, investigations and contract labour.
Following Bhardwaj’s hire, IndusLaw now has 52 partners and over 220 lawyers across its four offices.
A playbook for Budget 2021 to boost electronics manufacturing in India
Rounak JainJan 27, 2021, 13:09 IST
Electronics manufacturing remains a key piece of the puzzle in the Indian government s Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.Unsplash
Electronic imports remain one of the leading items on India’s import bill, amounting to nearly $50 billion in FY 2019-20.
Although the government has announced a ₹50,000 crore
production linked incentive (
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We spoke with experts to decode the four things that the Indian government needs to do to boost electronics manufacturing.
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India’s IndusLaw has hired yet another partner in Delhi, with the addition of corporate specialist Pratyush Khurana from Link Legal India Law Services, where he was an associate partner.
Since the start of the year, IndusLaw has hired two other partners in its office in the Indian capital - Unnati Agarwal and Shashi Mathews.
With more than a decade of experience, Khurana advises multinational companies and start-ups on transactions, M&Adomestic and cross-border funds, and general corporate matters.
With Khurana’s hire, IndusLaw now has 49 partners.
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India’s IndusLaw has hired tax disputes expert Shashi Mathews as a partner in Delhi from PDS Legal, where he was a director.
Previously a director at PDS Legal, Mathews advises on valuation issues, classification, interpretational issues and antiprofiteering regulations, among other areas. He has also worked at Aequus Associates and Economic Laws Practice.
With the hire of Mathews, IndusLaw currently has 46 partners.
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