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Practice Areas

Legal Issues

  1. Judicial Court at all levels
  2. Quasi-judicial
  3. Tribunals
  4. Statutory authorities
  5. Regulatory bodies





Litigation Matters

  1. Civil disputes
  2. Criminal matters/cases
  3. Labour disputes
  4. Employment Disputes
  5. Arbitration matters
  6. Ombudsman matters




Financial Services

  1. Securities and Exchange Board of India (‘SEBI’)
  2. National Stock Exchange (‘NSE’)
  3. Bombay Stock Exchange (‘BSE’)
  4. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority(‘IRDA’)
  5. Reserve Bank of India(‘RBI’)

Liaising

  1. Pan India and International Advocates
  2. Court officials and staffs
  3. Statutory Authorities - Interactions
  4. Regulatory Interactions
  5. Statutory Authorities



  • CONSULTING
  • ADVISORY
  • LIAISING
  • LITIGATION PRACTICE
  • REGULATORY LITIGATION FORUMS
  • STATUTORY LEGAL FORUMS
  • TRIBUNALS
  • CONSUMER MATTERS
  • ARBITRATION
  • OMBUDSMAN
  • LITIGATION MANAGEMENT
  • LITIGATION ADVISORY
  • POLICE LIASONING
  • COUNSELLING
  • MEDIATIONS
  • DRAFTING
  • VETTING
  • DISPUTE RESOULTIONS
  • IN-HOUSE TRAININGS
  • REGULATORY LIAISING
  • STARTUPS – LEGAL SUPPORT MENTORSHIP
  • SECURED AND UNSECURED LOANS
  • VENDOR MANAGEMENT

Latest News

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Labour Reforms In India

The central government proposes to replace 29 existing labour laws with four Codes. The objective is to simplify and modernise labour regulation. The major challenge in labour reforms is to facilitate employment growth while protecting workers' rights.







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RERA applicable all over India

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (‘RERA’) will give the Indian real estate industry its first regulator. RERA extends to residential and commercial real estate. It applies to both private and public bodies engaged in sale. Homebuyers’ interests are protected as only all the projects (above 500 sq mtrs. and above 8 apartment).




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Dishonour of cheque - Security cheque

Security in its true sense is the state of being safe and the security given for a loan is something given as a pledge of payment. If loan amount is not repaid in specified time frame the cheque which is issued as security would mature for presentation and drawee of cheque would be entitled to present the same. On such presentation, if cheque is dishonoured, consequences contemplated u/s 138 of the Act and other provisions of N.I. Act would flow.