King Stubb & Kasiva
King Stubb & Kasiva is a Law Firm headquartered in India with a global outlook and strong international links. It is among India’s fastest-growing law firms, with a truly nationwide presence.
The firm’s lawyers operate from eight offices across the country, located in New Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad, Kochi, and Mangaluru. This pan-India footprint is among the most extensive in the Indian legal market.
In addition, King Stubb & Kasiva has alliances with associate lawyers across all 29 states and 7 Union Territories of India, enabling the firm to address clients’ legal requirements seamlessly across the country.
The firm represents a diverse client base, including leading Indian business houses, multinational corporations, banking and financial institutions, as well as small, medium, and large Indian and international companies and start-ups
Aniket Ghosh
Aniket Ghosh is a Partner at King Stubb & Kasiva and leads the firm’s Data Protection and Competition Law practice. He advises Indian and international organisations on data privacy, regulatory governance, and digital economy issues, with a particular focus on the implementation of India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act.
His privacy practice includes advising businesses on data governance frameworks, cross-border data transfers, regulatory risk assessments, breach response, and privacy-by-design strategies. He regularly assists companies in integrating data protection considerations into broader regulatory and compliance programmes, particularly for technology companies, digital platforms, and data-intensive businesses.
Alongside his privacy practice, Aniket has extensive experience in competition law. He advises clients on merger control filings, cartel and abuse of dominance investigations, behavioural proceedings, and competition compliance programmes. He regularly represents clients before the Competition Commission of India and appellate courts, and frequently advises on regulatory issues at the intersection of competition law, digital markets, and data governance."