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Anand and Anand Allies with Naik Naik & Co. in Mumbai to Create ‘Anand and Naik’

We are glad to announce that the Western India practice of Anand and Anand and the Mumbai-based firm Naik Naik & Co. have joined hands to form ‘Anand and Naik’

Led by Pravin AnandSafir Anand and Ameet Naik, ‘Anand and Naik’ promises to transform the commercial-legal landscape in areas like corporate commercial litigation, international commercial arbitration, corporate transactional practice with a strong focus on media and entertainment, films, television, social media, e-commerce, sports and gaming, fantasy sports etc besides exploring emerging areas like OTT, broadcasting, digital media, Internet, convergence and tech-based hybrid areas like FinTech, EdTech, AgriTech and HealthTech.

Anand and Anand will retain its name in all other locations.

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