Dispute Resolution & Arbitration

Strategic litigation and dispute avoidance before courts, tribunals and arbitral panels.

What we do

Services in this practice

Commercial and contractual disputes
We represent businesses in disputes over contracts, payments and commercial relationships, with early focus on realistic outcomes and cost.
- Contract and payment disputes
- Injunctions and urgent interim relief
- Recovery suits and execution
- Appeals and revisions
Oppression and mismanagement (Sections 241/242)
Sections 241 and 242 of the Companies Act, 2013 allow members to approach the NCLT where company affairs are conducted in a prejudicial or oppressive manner. We act for petitioners and respondents.
- Petitions and responses before the NCLT
- Interim relief and status quo applications
- Share valuation and exit arrangements
- Appeals before the NCLAT
Domestic and international arbitration
We advise on drafting arbitration agreements and appear in domestic and international arbitrations, including court proceedings that support or challenge them.
- Arbitration clauses and dispute mechanisms
- Institutional and ad hoc arbitrations
- Interim relief and appointment applications
- Challenge and enforcement of awards
NCLT, NCLAT and tribunal matters
Company law, insolvency and regulatory disputes are heard by specialised tribunals with their own procedure. We prepare and present matters before them.
- Company petitions before the NCLT
- Appeals before the NCLAT
- Matters before the Securities Appellate Tribunal and debt recovery tribunals
- Compliance with tribunal procedure and timelines
High Court and Supreme Court practice
We handle writ petitions, appeals and special leave petitions for businesses and individuals affected by regulatory or administrative action.
- Writ petitions
- Civil and commercial appeals
- Special leave petitions
- Challenges to regulatory orders
White-collar crime and investigations
Investigations demand early, careful legal advice. We help companies and individuals respond to notices and protect their position.
- Internal investigations
- Responding to notices and summons
- Bail and quashing proceedings
- Trial defence in economic offences