Nara Solicitors Welcomes Gauri Dabas: Our 7th Female Member in the Team

Nara Solicitors is delighted to introduce Gauri Dabas as our newest Consultant Business Sales Executive & Caseworker. Gauri, our seventh female team member, brings a wealth of expertise and a passion for legal excellence.

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|31 May 2024

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Nara Solicitors Welcomes Gauri Dabas: Our 7th Female Member in the Team

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We extend a warm welcome to Gauri Dabas as she joins our dedicated team at Nara Solicitors. Her impressive background and commitment to legal excellence align perfectly with our firm's values. At Nara Solicitors, we believe in empowering women in law, and Gauri's addition to our team underscores this deep commitment. We are proud to have her on board and look forward to her contributions in delivering exceptional legal services and driving positive change.

About Gauri Dabas

Education:

LL.M in Litigation and Dispute Resolution from University College London, with distinction in International Arbitration.
Studied Ethical Facets of Artificial Intelligence at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
B.A LL.B (Honors) from Amity Law School, Amity University, India.

Professional Experience:

Legal Researcher at Punjab and Haryana High Court, focusing on comprehensive legal research and document drafting.
Internships at Khaitan and Co., Trinity Legal Partners, and Trilegal, gaining experience in arbitration, trademark law, environmental law, and due diligence investigations.

Pro Bono Work:

Active involvement with NGOs like Lok-Hit Society, YugoYuva NGO, and The Earth Saviors Foundation, providing legal assistance to vulnerable individuals and promoting social responsibility.

Sukhvinder Singh Nara, our Principal Solicitor and founder, expressed his enthusiasm about Gauri's addition to the team: "At Nara Solicitors, our vision is to cultivate a diverse and dynamic team that reflects our commitment to excellence and social justice. Gauri's expertise and dedication are a perfect match for our firm’s values. Her joining strengthens our resolve to empower women in the legal profession and to provide unparalleled service to our clients." As Gauri Dabas joins us, we reaffirm our deep commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment where women in law can thrive. Her exceptional skills and dedication to social justice resonate with our mission at Nara Solicitors. We are confident that Gauri will contribute significantly to our ongoing efforts to provide outstanding legal services and advocate for our clients' needs. Welcome, Gauri, to the Nara Solicitors family!

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