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Hitesh is a litigation lawyer with several years of experience in all branches of litigation- civil, criminal, commercial and constitutional matters. He is a Managing Partner at Parinam Law Associates.
Hitesh has represented clients in the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts in India, district courts (civil, criminal and rent act matters), consumer forums, competition commission, TDSAT, etc., and arbitration proceedings both ad hoc arbitration and institutional arbitration such as those conducted under the LCIA, ICC, SIAC, etc. He has led several high-profile litigation matters appearing in the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts throughout India both on the original and appellate side and overseas. s those conducted under the LCIA, ICC, SIAC, etc. He has led several high-profile litigation matters appearing in the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts throughout India both on the original and appellate side and overseas.ral high-profile litigation matters appearing in the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts throughout India both
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