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Posted by Parminder Takhar on 29 June 2023

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Parminder Takhar

Senior Associate

Parminder specialises in advising on contractual disputes and corporate disputes and receives excellent praise for his clear and pragmatic approach towards dispute resolution.

Parminder Takhar

Parminder specialises in advising on contractual disputes and corporate disputes and receives excellent praise for his clear and pragmatic approach towards dispute resolution.

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