Saraf & Partners welcomes Raunaq Bahadur Mathur to strengthen their dispute resolution procedures.

Raunaq Bahadur Mathur is now a Partner in Saraf & Partners' Delhi-based Dispute Resolution practice.

Mathur graduated from Barkatullah University, which was formerly known as Bhopal University. She graduated from Bangalore's National Law School of India University (NLSIU) with an LL.M. in Business Laws.

She adds more than 15 years of expertise managing intricate, high-value domestic and international arbitrations as well as business disputes to the firm. Her work covers a wide range of controversial topics, including as conflicts between many jurisdictions, shareholder and investment disputes, and difficulties unique to the infrastructure and oil and gas sectors.

She frequently appears before the Supreme Court of India and other High Courts throughout the nation, and she has represented both Indian and international clients in arbitration under the LCIA, ICC, SIAC, and ad hoc procedures.

Mohit Saraf, the managing partner and founder, said,

It gives us great pleasure to have Raunaq join our expanding conflicts practice. Her vast background in handling high-stakes, international arbitrations and intricate business disputes fortifies our capacity and reaffirms our dedication to provide our customers smart and practical advice in a world that is changing quickly.

Speaking about her thoughts on the new position, Mathur stated,

It's an amazing step ahead for me to join Saraf and Partners in my career. I'm still dedicated to offering trustworthy, strategic, and understandable legal advice, and I'm excited to help the firm's Dispute Resolution practice continue to expand and improve.

Saraf & Partners now has 40 Partners spread throughout its 5 offices in India with Mathur's joining.

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