Ramesh Vaidyanathan

Ramesh Vaidyanathan

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Guest Instructor, International Food Laws and Regulations

Ramesh K. Vaidyanathan is the Managing Partner of Advaya Legal, a broad based full service commercial law firm in India with two offices in Mumbai and one in Delhi NCR.

A first generation lawyer, Ramesh began his career in private practice in a large national law firm as a corporate lawyer. He went on to set up the office of the firm in Mumbai, which he headed as the resident partner for over 5 years. When India's busiest airports in Delhi and Mumbai were privatised in 2006, Ramesh moved in-house as the General Counsel of Mumbai International Airport. Ramesh moved back to private practice in 2010 to set up Advaya Legal in Mumbai. In Advaya, he has been advising clients on a range of transactions in the corporate commercial area including food and health related matters.  He speaks regularly at national and international conferences organised by the International Bar Association, American Bar Association and the US Commercial Service.

 

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