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Arbitration is a private dispute resolution method that allows parties to resolve conflicts outside traditional court proceedings. It is widely used in international disputes as it offers a faster, more confidential, and cost-effective alternative to litigation. Unlike court litigation, arbitration ensures neutrality, making it ideal for cross-border transactions where parties come from different legal jurisdictions. In India, arbitration is governed by the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, of 1996, ensuring an efficient process for both domestic and international disputes. Our firm provides end-to-end arbitration support, from drafting arbitration clauses to enforcement of arbitral awards.
Banking and finance law covers a broad spectrum, including loan agreements, financial structuring, debt recovery, compliance, and regulatory approvals. Legal experts play a crucial role in drafting financial contracts, conducting due diligence, and ensuring compliance with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and SEBI regulations. For businesses, legal advisory in project financing, mergers, and corporate lending can prevent financial disputes. Whether you're an individual dealing with loan defaults or a corporate entity seeking financial structuring, our experienced banking and finance lawyers ensure seamless transactions with legal protection.
Criminal law in India provides various legal remedies, including anticipatory bail, regular bail, quashing of FIRs, and defense representation. Whether you are falsely accused or seeking justice as a victim, our criminal law team assists in handling cases related to white-collar crimes, cybercrimes, fraud, assault, and financial crimes. With extensive experience in handling trials, appeals, and legal proceedings, we ensure that every case is presented with strong legal arguments. We also specialize in handling cases before the Supreme Court, High Courts, and lower courts across India.
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), 2016 was introduced to protect homebuyers and ensure transparency in real estate transactions. Under RERA, developers must register their projects, disclose project details, and adhere to timelines, preventing fraud and project delays. If a buyer faces issues such as delayed possession, misrepresentation, or unfair pricing, they can file a complaint with the RERA Authority. Our legal team provides expert representation for both homebuyers and developers, ensuring compliance and dispute resolution under RERA laws.
In the digital era, cyber defamation and data privacy breaches have become prevalent. Legal action can be taken under the Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000, along with provisions under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for defamation. If you are a victim of online reputation damage, data leaks, or social media defamation, our team can assist in filing complaints, takedown notices, and legal claims for damages. We also provide advisory services for businesses to ensure compliance with data protection laws to safeguard consumer and corporate information.
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) involve structuring deals, compliance with regulatory authorities like SEBI and CCI, due diligence, and contract negotiations. Whether it’s a corporate merger, acquisition, or investment, legal due diligence is crucial to assess financial risks, intellectual property, and contractual obligations. Our legal experts specialize in drafting agreements, obtaining regulatory approvals, and mitigating risks in complex corporate transactions. From startups to large corporations, we ensure smooth business transitions with legally sound strategies.
Intellectual Property (IP) law includes trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets. Registering your brand, inventions, and creative works under Indian IP laws ensures exclusive rights and prevents infringement. If your IP is misused or copied, legal action can be taken through cease-and-desist notices, infringement lawsuits, and damages claims. Our firm assists businesses in IP registration, enforcement, and litigation, ensuring full protection of their innovations in today’s competitive market.
If a judgment is passed by a foreign court and needs to be enforced in India, it can be done under the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), 1908, provided it is from a reciprocating country. If the judgment is from a non-reciprocating country, the party must file a fresh lawsuit in Indian courts. Our legal team specializes in cross-border legal enforcement, ensuring the smooth execution of foreign court decisions through Indian legal channels.