Tell us about your business, legal concerns, or compliance requirements.
The moments that matter most for a company, a funding round, a sale, a regulatory inspection, a major contract, an entry into a new market, all share one feature: they subject the business to scrutiny …
Most legal problems that damage a business were foreseeable; they simply were not foreseen, because no one had stepped back to map where the company was exposed across the whole of its operations. Risk lives …
A board is meant to be the body that directs a company and holds it to account, yet in many companies it functions as a formality: meetings held to satisfy the statute, minutes drafted after …
Governance is the quiet thing that investors, lenders, and acquirers judge a company by before they judge anything else. Strong governance signals that a business is well run, that its decisions are sound and documented, …
Personal data has become one of the most regulated things a business handles, and India’s data protection regime has raised both the obligations and the consequences sharply. The way a company collects, stores, uses, shares, …
Property is usually a business’s largest asset and one of its least examined risks. Title that looks clear can carry a defect buried generations back. A lease that runs the operation can contain a termination …
Companies routinely believe they own intellectual property that, on examination, they do not. The logo was designed by a freelancer who never assigned the rights. The core code was written by a contractor under a …
Labour law in India is not one law; it is a dense, overlapping web of central and state statutes, each with its own registrations, registers, returns, and thresholds, and the ground is shifting as the …
Employment disputes are won and lost on paperwork, and most companies do not discover the state of their HR documents until they need them in a fight. An offer letter that is silent on a …
Your vendors are an extension of your business, which means their failures, their breaches, and their non-compliance can become your liability with very little warning. A supplier who mishandles data, infringes someone’s intellectual property, breaks …