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Anand and Anand now engages over 100 attorneys and engineers

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October 25, 2016

Anand and Anand is pleased to announce that the firm now engages over 100 attorneys and engineers.

With the addition to our gene pool we look forward to expanding the firm’s service offerings, and continue our journey forging intellectual property jurisprudence in the country.

The 2016 version of our flagship recruitment programme, R@tings, was an overwhelming success, with thousands of applications being received. We are energised seeing the skill and talent that resides in the country, and thank all participants and attendees, wishing them the very best for the future.

For those joining us through this programme, we cannot wait for your contributions bolstering our practice and look forward to a long and fruitful partnership.

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