We are pleased to announce our Joint Venture with the following leading law firm of USA :-

67, Wall Street, Suite 2211, New York, NY - 10005, Phone: [212] 859-3538

3335, Richmond Rd, Staten Island, NY - 10306, Phone: [718] 668-1258

101-70, Lefferts Boulevard, Suite 2, Richmond Hill, NY - 11419, Phone: [718] 850-1952

Of counsel Gerald H. Green, Esquire, 479, Merrick Road, Lynbrook, NY - 11563, Phone: [516] 561-8580

We are pleased to reproduce the following extract from 'The South Asian Times.info' dated January 30-Feb 5, 2010 at page 10 on the column 'National Community' which is self explanatory.

Mr. Anand Ahuja is a famous Attorney at Law and International Consultants in New York, USA. We have been in touch with each other since the year 2001. We have floated a joint venture enterprise christened as AR-USIndo Legal Services

Mr. Anand Ahuja is heading his law firm 'Anand Ahuja Associates' The aims, objectives, products and services of his law firm as well as bio-data of Mr. Ahuja and his attorney advisors are given below:-

We have created a separate web site www.usindolegal.com which deals exclusively with this joint venture enterprise. The word 'usindolegal' have started appearing in the search results of Yahoo and Google.

This joint venture will deal with legal matters relating to anti-dumping, import and export, joint ventures, measure of damages, BPO Services (legal) etc. and will be highly useful to citizens of both the countries to provide efficient and cost effective legal services

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF 'ANAND AHUJA ASSOCIATES'

Anand Ahuja Associates is a growing law firm, primarily focusing on immigration to the USA, business and commercial law, general corporate law, internet and computer law, licensing agreements, franchising and joint ventures law, media and entertainment law, trademark law and copy rights, international business transactions, banking and finance [domestic and international], domestic relations, real property, torts and injury claims, wills & trusts, medical malpractice, and employment law, etc. The firm also serves its clients’ needs in the areas of international trade law and policy, government affairs, government contracts and procurement law, administrative and regulatory matters, privatization and investment promotion.

Our immigration law practice includes H1-B visas, L-1 visas and family related immigration petitions. The lawyers and consultants of the firm are alumni of internationally known law firms and corporations and many of the attorneys have experience in the Congress and/or senior Government positions. The attorneys have represented U.S. and overseas companies, multilateral financial institutions, government entities and state owned companies in sectors such as textiles, automobiles, high-tech, electronics, chemicals, oil & gas, mining, aviation, telecommunications, and banking in the Far East, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, including the CIS countries, Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa.

The firm has a unique approach in its practice of law enabling it to deliver high quality legal services at affordable fees and cost to its clients. The firm custom designs its services to the specific needs of its clients, using non-lawyer professionals as well as lawyers. Our goal is to reach our clients' objectives creatively, with minimum cost and maximum efficiency.

F Full range of corporate legal services, especially to high tech companies:

specializes in commercial/business transactions, international business law and transactions, corporate law, real estate, licensing agreements, franchising and joint ventures law, internet and computer law, trademarks and copyrights, media and entertainment law, wills and trusts, FCC and communication law, and immigration. His expertise includes negotiation and drafting of contracts, joint ventures & technology transfers, government contracts and procurement law, preparation of bids and proposals etc.

Mr. Ahuja is a U.S. citizen born in India. He is admitted to the states of New York, Connecticut, Virginia, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and India. Mr. Ahuja received his education and experience both in India and the United States. Mr. Ahuja holds an LL.M. (International Business Law); an LL.M. in Labor Laws; LL.B. (JD); M.B.A. [Personnel Management & Labor Welfare]; M.B.A. [Business Management]; a Diploma in German language; a Postgraduate Diploma in Gandhian Philosophy, besides his M.A. and B.A. (Honors) degrees.

Mr. Ahuja works as a General Counsel for the Jalota Entertainment Inc., General Counsel for the American Life Inc., General Counsel for the OM Vedam Inc., and President of the PIO Chamber of Commerce and Industries Inc., etc. Previously, he worked as an Attorney (Trademarks) at the United States Department of Commerce, Patent and Trademark Office, as an Of Counsel to Aitken Irvin Lewin Berlin Vrooman & Cohn, LLP, a Washington, D.C. based law firm specializing in the international business law, as a Consultant to M&M Consultants in Massachusetts, and as a General Counsel to Soft Computer Consultants in New York. Mr. Ahuja works as an Adjunct Faculty at Baruch College [City University of New York], New York. He previously worked as an Adjunct Faculty and taught International Business at the USDA Graduate School, Washington, D.C. and at Howard University and has been on numerous other legal panels. He is fluent in English, Hindi, Urdu & Punjabi languages and enjoys writing poems in his native languages.

Mr. Ahuja has organized a number of conferences, has frequently been a guest speaker to various institutions of management sciences and law including Continuing Legal Education Program for Attorneys, and has written/published a number of papers/articles. Some of the papers written by him are: The Competitive Law Reforms for the Government of Indonesia; The United States Government Procurement Procedures; FCC: The Law, Procedures, and Policies Relating to Revocation of a License; Import of Raw Vegetables and Fruits from India; The United States’ Export Import- Rules and Regulations ; Business Opportunities in the U. S. A. Relating to Auto Parts; Business Opportunities in the U.S.A. Relating to Electric Goods; Business Opportunities in the U.S.A. Relating to Gloves; Business Opportunities in the U.S.A. Relating to Snacks Food; Business Opportunities in the U.S.A. Relating to Audio-Video Products; Classification for Spouses of U.S. Citizens and Their Children; Immigration Benefits for Battered Spouses and Children; The Indian Economy in Transition, Indian-U.S. License Agreements, The United States Regulatory Regime: Blessing or Curse for the Businesses?; Structuring Multinational Business Entities; Computer Crimes And Department of Justice’s Preparation For A Cyberwar; The United States-A Refuge For Oppressed People; The Politics Of Color; Air Bags And Seatbelts-A Primary Or Supplemental Restraint System?; Women in Life and Society; Women in Hinduism, The Status of Women in Islam; Women in Islam; Women And Their Sexual Rights; Another Unholy War; The Forgotten Days Of Our History; Law & Practice of Banking in India; Payment and Collection of Checks, Bank Documentation and Finance in India; Analysis & Interpretation of Financial Statements; Bank Lending in India; Agricultural Recovery Laws and Credit Collection in India; Legal Issues relating to Bank Guaranties, and Letters of Credit; Practical Problems in Suit Filing and Enforcement of Decree in India; Commercial Dispute Settlement Mechanism in India; Formation of Business Entity in India; Safeguards & Prevention of Frauds in the Banking Industry; Labor Laws and Industrial Relations in India; Manpower Training & Development in the Banking Industry in India; Conflict Management and Dispute Resolution Mechanism; Time Management; Interpersonal Relations Based on Behavior in Organizations; Good Listening is Good Communication; Improve Your Memory to Help Yourself; The Story of Hair Styles: India’s Contribution to the World of Fashion; Islam and Sikhism; The Concept and Connotation of Maya; The Vegetarian Way of Life; Gandhi and Mountbatten: a Comparative Study; etc.

Mr. Ahuja’s professional activities and associations include membership of the Indo-U.S. Joint Sub-commission on Trade and Investments; Ambassador of the Maryland International Trade Association; Judge: Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2001); President: Indo-Pak-Bangladesh Friendship Forum; Advisor/ Board Member: King-Gandhi Foundation, Lions Club, Global Organization Of People of Indian Origin [GOPIO], Federation of Indian Americans, National Capital Region, India Cultural Coordination Committee Inc.; Washington, D.C.; Punjabi Durbar Religious & Cultural Society, Inc., NY, and India This Week (a community weekly newspaper); Member: Indo-American Chamber of Commerce; Member: Indo American Political Association; Member: Indian American Forum For Political Education; Member: The Pen Club of Washington, D.C.; Member: New York State Bar Association; Member: Connecticut State Bar Association; Member: Virginia State Bar Association; Member: ABA Section of International Law & Practice; Member: Washington Foreign Law Society; Treasurer: Indian American Bar Association; Member: American Bar Association; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on “Banking”; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on Corporation Law; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on Cyberspace & Internet Law; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on “Foreign and International Law”; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on “Immigration and Nationality”; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on “Intellectual Property”; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on “Labor Relations and Employment Law”; Member: New York County Lawyers’ Association Committee on “Technology and Automation” etc. He was selected as an intern to serve Senator Edward Kennedy’s Committee on Labor and Human Resources.

ATTORNEY-ADVISORS

BRUCE AITKEN

specializes in U.S. and foreign customs and international trade law and policy, arbitration, legislative and regulatory analysis, lobbying and coalition building. He has extensive experience with U.S. trade cases, including Section 301 (market access), Section 337 (unfair trade practices), antidumping, countervailing duty, Section 201 (escape clause) and section 232 (national security) proceedings and related arbitration. He also concentrates on antitrust shipping and transportation issues, and international transactions, focusing particularly on World Bank and other development agency projects.

Mr. Aitken was a trade advisor in the Clinton/Gore campaign with particular responsibility for Uruguay Round issues. He serves as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee's Trade Task Force. He also serves as Executive Director and Counsel of the Pro Trade Group, a coalition of 100 U.S. trade associations and multinationals, which he organized in 1986. In 1992, Mr. Aitken was appointed as a U.S. member of the U.S. - Canada Free Trade Agreement Dispute Resolution Panel by President Bush and re-appointed by President Clinton in 1993. In 1994, President Clinton appointed him as a member of the NAFTA Dispute Resolution Panel. In 1995, he was appointed as a member of the World Trade Organization Dispute Resolution Panel in Geneva. He also has served as President of the Maryland International Trade Association. He is a former Chair of the Maryland State Bar Association's International Section and, since 1983, has served as Chair of its Customs and Trade Regulation Committee. Since 1992, he has served as Vice Chair and Counsel of the Korea-America Friendship Society's Mid-Atlantic Chapter.

Mr. Aitken is a graduate of Fordham University (Economics, 1969), Columbia University Graduate School of Business (International Business, 1971) and the American University Law School (1976) where he won the national championship in the International Moot Court competition. From 1973-4, he worked at the World Bank. From 1989-92, Mr. Aitken served part-time as a Special Assistant Attorney General of the Government of Guam in connection with its successful participation in a Federal Maritime Commission case here in Washington. Prior to co-founding the firm, Mr. Aitken was a partner at Dorsey & Whitney (1988-92) and Managing Partner at Busby, Rehm & Leonard (1977-88). He began his career in the Baltimore firm of Constable, Alexander & Darcher (1976-7).

Mr. Aitken has lectured and conducted trade seminars in over a dozen countries and is the author of a long list of publications, including among others: Author: "U.S. Government Procurement Requirements and Standards and the Impact of the Uruguay Round", IPBA, 1995; "Identifying Export Subsidies", Georgetown University Law School, 1991; "The American Challenge Revisited: Crossroads for SII and Special 301", Venture Japan, 1990; "New Developments in Market Opening Actions, University of South California Law Center, 1989; Co-author: "Sec. 337: the Tariff Act of 1930 and Amendments", Chap. 14. The Legislative History of the Federal Antitrust Laws and Related Status, Clark Boardman, 1984; "Law and Economics in Antitrust: The Merging of Micro and Macro Analysis", Antitrust & Macroeconomics Review, 1978.

GERALD H. GREEN

is an attorney who has been specializing in residential real estate transactions and estate work for over 40 years, having handled thousands of real estate closings, refinances, short sales, foreclosures, etc. His expertise includes negotiating and drafting a variety of real estate contract and documents.

Mr. Green graduated from NYU School of Law in 1958. He was admitted to practice law in New York State the following year and thereafter to the United States Supreme Court. He held several community service assignments during the early years of his practice; he was the special counsel to the Honorable Anthony P. Savarese. Mr. Green has appeared on the radio speaking on the purchase and sale of real estate and has lectured at real estate seminars.

He presently represents individual homeowners who have made real estate investments in New York, Florida and Mexico as well as homeowners associations. Mr. Green’s professional activities and associations include membership to the Queens County Bar Association. He is counsel to the board of Directors of the Hillcrest HOA and Club Tortuga International of Amapuico, Mexico.

Note:- We have decided to create a separate web site www.usindolegal.com which will deal exclusively with this joint venture enterprise. The word 'usindolegal' have started appearing in the search results of Yahoo. Our this joint venture will deal with legal matters relating to anti-dumping, import-exports, joint ventures, measure of damages, BPO Services (legal) etc.

67, Wall Street, Suite 2211, New York, NY - 10005, Phone: [212] 859-3538

3335, Richmond Rd, Staten Island, NY - 10306, Phone: [718] 668-1258

101-70, Lefferts Boulevard, Suite 2, Richmond Hill, NY - 11419, Phone: [718] 850-1952

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF 'ANAND AHUJA ASSOCIATES'

ATTORNEY-ADVISORS