Practice Area 08
Corporate & Commercial Law
Contract drafting and negotiation, shareholder and commercial disputes, domestic arbitration, insolvency before the NCLT, and continuing counsel to Indian and foreign businesses.
The Practice
Businesses need counsel who read a balance sheet as fluently as a brief. Our corporate practice pairs transactional drafting with the litigation muscle to enforce what is drafted.
We act as continuing counsel to promoters, boards and funds — advising on contracts, governance and regulatory exposure — and appear in commercial suits, arbitrations and company-law proceedings before the NCLT, the High Courts and arbitral tribunals.
How the chamber helps
- Commercial contracts — drafting, review & negotiation
- Shareholder, partnership & joint-venture disputes
- Domestic & institutional arbitration, Section 11 & Section 34 proceedings
- Insolvency & bankruptcy (IBC) — creditors, debtors & resolution professionals
- NCLT & NCLAT company matters — oppression, mismanagement, winding up
- Employment & labour advisory, POSH compliance
- Regulatory appearances — RBI, SEBI, ROC & FEMA matters
- Retainer & general-counsel arrangements for SMEs
Showcase Skills
What the chamber does best in corporate & commercial law.
The specialist capabilities that distinguish the chamber’s corporate & commercial law practice.
Insolvency & Restructuring
Representing corporate debtors/creditors under IBC before the NCLT and NCLAT.
Arbitration Conduct
Managing domestic arbitrations from Section 11/17 interim applications to award enforcement.
Commercial Risk Assessment
Structuring risk-mitigation terms in joint ventures, shareholder agreements, and commercial transactions.
Method
How a corporate & commercial law matter proceeds.
Understanding the Business
Advice begins with the commercial objective, not the statute book.
Document Discipline
Contracts drafted to be enforced — jurisdiction, arbitration and exit clauses that hold.
Dispute Posture
Early assessment of leverage: negotiate, mediate, arbitrate or sue — in that order of cost.
Enforcement
Awards and decrees executed; settlements documented to be self-executing.
Questions, Answered
Corporate & Commercial Law — asked & answered.
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