Criminal

Practising Before India’s Apex Court
The Supreme Court of India is the final arbiter of every question of Indian law. A matter that reaches the Supreme Court has almost always been through one or more lower courts or tribunals — and by the time it arrives at the apex court, the factual record is largely settled. What the Supreme Court decides is whether the law was correctly applied to those facts, or whether a question of law of general public importance requires its authoritative determination.

When Commercial Disputes Need a Faster, Smarter Resolution
Arbitration has become the forum of choice for resolving high-value commercial disputes in India – and increasingly, for cross-border matters involving Indian parties. It offers confidentiality, specialist decision-makers, procedural flexibility, and in most cases, a significantly faster path to resolution than conventional litigation through the civil court system.

Cyber Law Is No Longer a Specialist Niche – It’s a Core Legal Risk
Every organisation that operates digitally – which, today, means every organisation – carries legal exposure under India’s cyber law framework. Data breaches, ransomware attacks, online fraud, identity theft, unauthorised access to computer systems, and digital privacy violations are no longer rare events. They’re predictable risks that require both preventive legal architecture and the capability to respond effectively when something goes wrong.