Aakash Parihar, Gagan Narang and Akshay Bafna Merge Practices to Launch Forvint Law Partners in Mumbai and Delhi NCR

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Aakash Parihar, Gagan Narang and Akshay P. Bafna have combined their practices to establish Forvint Law Partners, a full-service Indian law firm with offices in Mumbai and Delhi NCR.

Parihar serves as Managing Partner, while Narang and Bafna are Partners. The combination brings together their experience in corporate transactions, dispute resolution, white-collar crime and technology-related legal matters.

About Forvint Law Partners

Forvint Law Partners organises its practice around three areas: disputes, transactions and advisory.

Its services include commercial litigation, domestic and international arbitration, private equity and venture capital investments, mergers and acquisitions, general corporate advice and regulatory matters. The firm also works on cybercrime, digital evidence and forensic investigations.

The firm advises Indian and international clients, including businesses, financial institutions, start-ups and individuals.

Aakash Parihar Leads Corporate and Transactional Work

Parihar heads the firm’s Private Equity, Mergers and Acquisitions, and General Corporate practice from Mumbai.

His experience spans investment transactions, domestic and cross-border acquisitions, corporate restructuring and regulatory advisory. He also advises on foreign investment and matters involving financial services, non-banking financial companies and fintech businesses.

Parihar has nearly a decade of experience and holds a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) from the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.

Gagan Narang Heads the Disputes Practice

Narang leads the firm’s dispute-resolution practice and Delhi NCR office. He is an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India.

His work includes commercial and corporate litigation, arbitration, insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings, constitutional litigation and white-collar crime matters. His practice extends to proceedings before the Supreme Court, High Courts, the National Company Law Tribunal and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal.

Narang is an alumnus of Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar.

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Akshay Bafna Leads White-Collar Crime and Criminal Practice

Bafna heads the firm’s White-Collar Crime and Criminal Practice from Mumbai.

His work covers financial investigations, money-laundering matters, economic offences, cybercrime and digital forensics. He also handles matters involving electronic evidence, data protection, cryptocurrency and digital asset regulation.

His practice includes representing companies, financial institutions and individuals in enforcement investigations and regulatory proceedings.

Offices in Mumbai and Delhi NCR

The firm’s Mumbai office houses Parihar and Bafna, while Narang leads its Delhi NCR presence.

Through these offices, Forvint Law Partners brings transactional advice, litigation, arbitration and investigation-related work under a shared practice, with partners leading individual mandates.

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