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Corporate Law

Insolvency and Bankruptcy

Insolvency occurs when an individual or business can’t pay debts, while bankruptcy is a legal process to address insolvency. Key aspects include:

Types

  1. Individual Insolvency: Personal bankruptcy proceedings.
  2. Corporate Insolvency: Company bankruptcy or restructuring.

Process

  1. Filing: Debtor or creditor files for bankruptcy.
  2. Assessment: Assets and liabilities are assessed.
  3. Restructuring or Liquidation: Debts are restructured or assets liquidated.

Goals

  1. Debt Relief: Providing relief to debtors.
  2. Creditor Protection: Ensuring fair distribution among creditors.

Insolvency and bankruptcy laws aim to balance debtor protection with creditor rights. Consult a lawyer for guidance on navigating insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings.

  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Corporate Compliance
  • Non-profit Corporations
  • International Corporate Law
  • Corporate Social
  • International Corporate

Arbitration

Arbitration is a dispute resolution process where parties submit their disputes to an impartial third-party arbitrator, who makes a binding decision.

Key Features

  1. Voluntary: Parties agree to arbitration.
  2. Impartial: Arbitrators remain neutral.
  3. Binding: Arbitral awards are enforceable.

Benefits

  1. Efficient: Faster dispute resolution.
  2. Cost-effective: Reduced costs compared to litigation.
  3. Confidential: Private proceedings.

Types

  1. Domestic Arbitration: Disputes within a country.
  2. International Arbitration: Cross-border disputes.

Arbitration provides an alternative to traditional litigation, offering flexibility and expertise. Consult a lawyer for guidance on arbitration procedures and enforcement.

  • Mergers and Acquisitions
  • Corporate Compliance
  • Non-profit Corporations
  • International Corporate Law
  • Corporate Social
  • International Corporate

Commercial and Corporate Litigation

Commercial and corporate litigation involves legal disputes related to business transactions, contracts, and corporate governance. Key areas include:

Types of Disputes

  1. Contract Disputes: Breach of contract claims.
  2. Shareholder Disputes: Conflicts among shareholders.
  3. Intellectual Property Disputes: Protection and infringement of IP rights.
  4. Corporate Governance: Disputes related to company management and decision-making.

Litigation Process

  1. Pre-Trial: Investigation, pleadings, and discovery.
  2. Trial: Presentation of evidence and arguments.
  3. Appeals: Challenging trial court decisions.

Goals

  1. Dispute Resolution: Resolving conflicts efficiently.
  2. Protecting Rights: Safeguarding business interests and rights.

Effective litigation strategies can help businesses navigate complex disputes. Consult a lawyer for guidance on commercial and corporate litigation.

RERA

We provide end-to-end legal support under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Our services include drafting and filing complaints, and legal representation before RERA authorities. With a deep understanding of real estate law, we help clients navigate complex regulations, resolve disputes efficiently, and protect their rights under the Act.

With in-depth expertise in real estate law and hands-on experience in handling RERA matters across various states, we provide strategic, results-driven legal support tailored to your needs. Whether you are a buyer seeking justice or a developer requiring compliance guidance, our team ensures your rights are protected at every stage.  

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