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According to Legal 500, the firms dealing with this field are
Tier 1
Economic Laws Practice
L&L Partners Law Offices
Tier 2
Dua Associates
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan
Sarvada Legal
TPM Solicitors & Consultants
Advaita Legal (This was in the list because of Sudipta Bhattacharjee, who has now moved on to another firm, and is now a tax specialist, AFAIK)
Any others?
I interned there for a short period, Anuradha seemed like a nice person to work for, and given how many matters/conferences they seem to do, I guess it is a good place.
ALG law offices
Clarus Law Associates
Think Tanks-Centre for International Trade Law(CTIL)
Centre for WTO studies
I just checked ALG, and I believe they're more of an IPR firm, unless you meant a specific partner.
Clarus, ofcourse has R.V. Anuradha
Furthermore, I also implore you to consider applying for opportunities abroad in USA (especially), Canada, UK or WTO itself - since there's a great market abroad for trade law and need for practitioners - plus, after at least 2 years of work experience, the prospects immensely increase. Contrarily, the Indian law firms are bad places (mostly) to work at since: [1.] undesirable salary and office hours, [2.] terrible partners, [3.] lack of mobility from one firm to another, and [4.] limited market/clients relating to WTO Law.
This was not a rant about less number of firms, but a question about which firms have I omitted, if any.
Comprenez, pendejo?