Our Expertise
Comprehensive legal representation across our core practice areas, tailored to our client’s needs.
Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution
End-to-end arbitration counsel — from invocation and tribunal proceedings through award enforcement, mediation, and conciliation.
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Commercial and Civil Litigation
Representing businesses and individuals in commercial, corporate, and civil disputes — from pre-litigation strategy through trial, appeal, and execution.
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Government Contracts Infrastructure and Public Law
Advising technology, infrastructure, and service companies on procurement and government contract disputes — plus writ and administrative challenges to regulatory action.
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Insolvency Banking and Debt Recovery
Representing creditors, debtors, and stakeholders in insolvency, restructuring, and recovery proceedings before NCLT, NCLAT, and Debt Recovery Tribunals.
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Corporate and Regulatory Advisory
Advising businesses on company law, regulatory compliance, and commercial risk — with an advisory approach shaped by how these issues play out in court.
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Real Estate and RERA
Representing landowners, promoters, and homebuyers in real estate disputes before RERA and Appellate Tribunals, plus connected civil and writ proceedings.
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Direct access
You work directly with the partner handling your matter — not a rotating cast of associates.
Clear communication
Plain-language updates at every stage, so you always know where a matter stands.
Practical outcomes
Advice built around your actual business objectives, not just legal theory.
Latest Insights
View all →DPDP Phase 2: Ready in Law, Waiting in Practice
On paper, Phase 2 is a modest step. It brings in a new kind of regulated intermediary, the Consent Manager, and requires every Consent Manager to be registered with the Data Protection Board of India. In practice, it raises a question: who will do the registering? Nearly a year after the provisions establishing the Board came into force, the Board is still not functional.
ArbitrationPreserving the Evidence Before Arbitration: Delhi High Court Orders Inspection of Franchise Records
An arbitration claim may depend on records held by the very party against whom it is brought. Where those records are at risk of removal, alteration or destruction, preserving them becomes an immediate concern: the eventual right to pursue a claim offers little practical protection if the evidence necessary to establish it is no longer available.
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