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The firm advises enterprises across twelve sectors — from foreign-invested manufacturers to public-sector undertakings, from family offices to fintech. Each sector mandate is staffed by a team that combines sectoral knowledge with practice-area depth.
Polymers, plastics, electronics, chemicals and capital equipment.
The firm advises Indian and foreign-invested manufacturers across the polymer, plastics, electronics, chemicals and capital-equipment sectors. Mandates have spanned MSME founders, family-owned manufacturing groups, and large foreign-invested subsidiaries operating in India. The work is characteristically multi-disciplinary — supply contracts, distribution, FEMA compliance for foreign capital, IP for product design, employment for the factory floor, real-estate for plant locations, environmental compliance for plant operations, and dispute resolution when matters go to court.
Chinese, Taiwanese, European and other foreign subsidiaries operating in India.
The firm has long-standing relationships with foreign-invested enterprises operating in India, with particular depth in mandates involving Chinese, Taiwanese, Italian, Singaporean and UAE-routed structures. The work covers Press Note 3 (2020) compliance for land-bordering-country investors, FDI structuring under the FEMA NDI Rules 2019, ongoing compliance reporting (FC-GPR, FC-TRS, FLA, APR), repatriation strategy, and dispute resolution when commercial disputes arise.
Public-sector banks, NBFCs, fintech and RBI Ombudsman matters.
The firm represents banks, NBFCs, ARCs, fintech enterprises and depositors-customers across the financial-services spectrum. Lender-side work covers SARFAESI Section 14 possession, DRT recovery, security creation and ARC transactions. Borrower-side work covers Section 17 SARFAESI appeals, consumer-forum complaints, RBI Integrated Ombudsman complaints and writs against attachment. Fintech mandates touch the IT Act, PSS Act, RBI digital-lending guidelines and the DPDP Act.
Power-plant equipment, EPC disputes, infrastructure arbitration.
Energy and infrastructure work covers power generation (thermal, solar, wind), transmission, infrastructure project advisory and EPC dispute resolution. Mandates have included PPA-related claims, tariff petitions before CERC and SERCs, change-in-law claims under PPAs, and FIDIC-format EPC arbitrations on prolongation and quantum.
Pharma supply, hospital regulatory matters, FSSAI and health insurance.
Pharma and healthcare mandates cover regulatory compliance, hospital governance, FSSAI matters for nutraceuticals and food supplements, health-insurance claims and parallel-import disputes. The interaction between the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, the Drug Price Control Order, FSSAI regulations and consumer-protection law is the operating regulatory matrix.
Builder-allottee, RERA, homebuyer claims and partition matters.
Real-estate work spans the developer side and the allottee side. Developer-side mandates cover RERA registration and compliance, project-document drafting, joint-development agreements and lender-side workouts. Allottee-side work covers RERA complaints, NCDRC class-style complaints and writ challenges where appropriate.
D2C, consumer goods, advertising compliance, contract enforcement.
Consumer and retail mandates cover D2C operations, traditional retail networks, e-commerce platform structuring, advertising-compliance under the ASCI Code and the CCPA framework, and product-liability defence under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
Schools, colleges and educational technology mandates.
Education-sector mandates cover school and college governance, fee-regulation disputes, accreditation matters, employment-law for teaching and non-teaching staff, and the regulatory framework applicable to ed-tech enterprises following the IT Rules 2023 amendments.
Service, procurement and contractual disputes involving PSUs.
PSU mandates cover service-law for employees, procurement disputes, contractual disputes with private-sector counterparties, and writ challenges where the PSU is held to be a State or instrumentality under Article 12 of the Constitution. The interaction between the Constitution, the General Financial Rules and the General Conditions of Contract structures the work.
Athlete representation before NADA panels and WADA-rule proceedings.
Sports-sector mandates cover anti-doping defence before NADA panels, federation-governance disputes, broadcasting-rights tendering, and athlete-management agreements. The interface with the Court of Arbitration for Sport for international athletes is an emerging area.
Founder retainers, ESOP advisory, contract framework, growth-stage disputes.
MSMEs and start-ups receive integrated counsel covering founder agreements, term-sheet review and negotiation, employment-law set-up, ESOP design, contract templates for vendors and customers, and growth-stage dispute resolution. The work scales with the enterprise — from a four-person seed-stage start-up to a Series C company facing its first significant litigation.
Estate planning, succession, inheritance disputes, private-client mandates.
Family offices and HNIs receive private-client counsel covering will drafting, family-trust structuring, succession planning, family-business governance and inheritance-dispute resolution. The interface between Indian succession law and offshore wealth structures (typically routed through Singapore, the Netherlands or the Channel Islands) is a particular focus.