Link Legal team was represented by Vinu Peter Immanuel (Associate Partner), Pragathi P (Senior Associate Analyst).
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Our Partner and Head - China Desk, Santosh Pai quoted by The Wire China in its cover story "Alibaba’s Big India Bet".
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We are pleased to announce that Mr. Aditya Bhardwaj has joined as an Associate Partner in the Firm’s Projects, Finance & Infrastructure practice in Mumbai.
A 2006-graduate of Campus Law Centre (University of Delhi), Aditya has close to 15 years of extensive experience in Infrastructure Advisory, Project Finance and Corporate Banking.
Aditya’s addition will further strengthen the Firm's capability in the Projects, Finance & Infrastructure practice.
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Read the update "Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 2011 Mandating E-commerce to Display the ‘Country of Origin’" authored by Partner, Sidhartha Srivastava and Associate, Yasmeen Mohd. Sabir.
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Read the expert views of our Partner and Head - China Desk, Santosh Pai published in El Pais in the story "India vs. China: The battlefield expands to the Internet"
"Due to the uneven application of the ban, it is difficult to predict whether this time it will be temporary or permanent. The government could propose a general solution for all affected companies, such as mandatory compliance with specific regulations that address national security concerns..."
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Santosh Pai, Partner and Head - China Desk joined as an expert panelist in India Today 'Newstrack with Rahul Kanwal' sharing his views on the story on "How are Chinese companies reacting to the 'Boycott Chinese Products' call of India?"
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Read the article authored by our Managing Partner, Atul Sharma and CBE, Chair International Business, Link Legal Martin Harman published on Legal Era-Legal Media Group.
"Contractors need to consider the strategic consequences of a Force Majeure claim and the need to give Notice, establish causation, maintain careful records and evidence and provide updates where required…"
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“From a legal perspective when you ban something on national security grounds, you will expect some kind of detailed regulation to take its place going forward...”
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