International law firm Trowers & Hamlins has been named as a 'Significant Player' by India Business Law Journal (IBLJ) in its latest rankings of the world's top foreign firms for India-related matters.
The annual report, now in its 19th year, draws on IBLJ's analysis of more than 600 law firms worldwide to determine the foremost foreign law firms for India-facing work. The findings are based on extensive research and consultations with India-focused general counsel worldwide and partners at Indian law firms.
This recognition follows IBLJ's inclusion of two Trowers & Hamlins deals on its list of the top 50 deals of the year. The India Business Law Journal Deals of the Year showcases the landmark India-related transactions of the past year, highlighting the most innovative, noteworthy and significant deals, cases and other legal matters
Debopam Dutta, Partner and Head – India Desk, was also named on IBLJ's A-List for 2025. The International A-List features the world’s top 100 lawyers outside India most recommended by clients and peers for their work on international aspects of India-related matters.
Debo commented:
"It is a privilege to be recognised by the India Business Law Journal as a 'Significant Player' in its latest list of the world's top foreign firms for India-related matters. This recognition is a testament to the bench strength of our full-service India Desk and its ability to deliver expert advice on both inbound and outbound matters for our Indian and global clients, and to navigate complex, high-value India-related transactions. Thanks to our clients, contacts and well-wishers for showing their faith and unwavering support, and to IBLJ for this recognition."
Sara Bailey, Senior Partner at Trowers & Hamlins, added:
"Our India Desk led by Debo continues to go from strength to strength, and this latest recognition highlights just how much the team has achieved since its launch in 2023. It reflects our growing reputation in the Indian legal market and our deep expertise in advising clients on complex cross-border matters. Congratulations to Debo and the team!"
