Biography

Akshay Sapra is an advocate of the Delhi High Court / Supreme Court and appears before various District and High Indian Courts and domestic arbitral tribunals. He has advised major corporate blue-chips, public sector entities, and nongovernmental organizations and has spoken at, participated in numerous International and National conferences. He has also been involved in some high-profile corporate litigation. Mr. Sapra has a good track-record of successful court arguments in contentious disputes, writes on various legal issues in India on his active blogs. Widely traveled, he is actively associated with a number of academic, legal, professional and literary International and National organizations. He is a member of the Global Legal and Economic Council (GLEDCON), Legal and Economic Development Forum (LEDFOR), Member of the International Bar Association and Member of Business Network International for more than 2 years.

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