The bench behind every mandate.
Four partners, four practice disciplines, four decades of combined experience at India's most consequential courts and transaction tables.
- Lead counsel on ₹3,200 Cr acquisition of a listed infrastructure company by a sovereign fund
- Structured the demerger of a ₹900 Cr FMCG subsidiary ahead of a successful IPO listing
- Advised a promoter family on cross-border estate and succession planning across four jurisdictions
Corporate law is ultimately a study in trust — trust between promoters, trust between boards, trust in the rule that holds a transaction together. My job is to find where that trust is thin and reinforce it before it breaks.
- Secured permanent injunction against a Chinese importer infringing a pharma client's process patent
- Built a 14-country trademark portfolio for a fast-growing Indian consumer brand entering global markets
- Defended a software company against a ₹65 Cr copyright infringement claim filed by a legacy system vendor
India's innovators are world-class. What they often lack is a legal framework sturdy enough to protect what they've created — especially once they cross borders. That gap is where I work.
- Appeared before the Supreme Court in a landmark NCLT insolvency matter that set precedent on resolution applicant eligibility
- Lead advocate in a SIAC arbitration resulting in a USD 28M award in favour of an Indian infrastructure company
- Successfully resisted a ₹420 Cr tax demand before a Division Bench of the Delhi High Court
Litigation is not theatre — though it can look that way. The real work happens long before the hearing: in the construction of a case so tight that the opposing argument has nowhere to go. Preparation is advocacy.
- Advised a REIT sponsor on the acquisition and clean-title structuring of a 68-acre commercial land parcel in Ahmedabad
- Led RERA compliance restructuring for a developer with stalled projects across Pune, Nagpur, and Surat
- Construction arbitration counsel securing ₹82 Cr in delay damages for a highway contractor against a state authority
Real estate law in India is where land records meet revenue courts meet modern regulation. Most practitioners know one of the three well. I've spent fifteen years learning all of them — because clients rarely have the luxury of problems that respect those boundaries.
Three decades. Measured in outcomes.
Numbers drawn from closed matters across litigation, arbitration, transactions, and advisory — as at March 2024.