Indian Law Company takes pride in being acknowledged as one of the premier corporate law firms in India. Our team of seasoned attorneys possesses an in-depth understanding of the intricate legal and regulatory framework governing businesses in the country. We collaborate closely with our clients to deliver optimal legal counsel and solutions, facilitating their navigation through the complex legal landscape to achieve their business objectives.
Whether it’s the establishment of a new company, capital raising, or the restructuring of an existing business, our proficient lawyers, recognized as the best corporate lawyers in India, are well-equipped to handle all facets of corporate law. Furthermore, we extend our expertise to corporate governance, shareholders’ rights, insolvency, bankruptcy, and various other areas.
In addition to our proficiency in corporate law, we boast a robust commercial law practice. Our legal experts are well-versed in consumer law, contract law, intellectual property law, international transactions and trade, as well as employment and labor law, offering our clients comprehensive legal advice and solutions for their day-to-day business operations, solidifying our standing as the best corporate law firm in India.
We routinely guide our clients on policies, laws, and regulations related to:
1. Structuring of investment vehicles
2. Inbound and outbound investments
3. Exchange control regime
4 .Strategic alliances and collaborations
5. Technology transfers and licensing
6. Technical assistance and service arrangements
7. Governmental and regulatory compliance and approvals
8. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning partnerships with various sectors
9. Payment systems and FinTech products/service offerings
Indian Law Company, as defined under Section 2(20) of the Companies Act, 2013, is a voluntary association of two or more individuals with a common goal. It is considered a separate legal entity with perpetual succession. It has a common seal and a registered office. It can sue or be sued in its own name.
A Corporation, as defined under Section 2(11) of the Companies Act, 2013, is a body corporate incorporated in or outside India. It is a separate legal entity and can sue or be sued in its own name with limited liability. The authorized capital of a corporation must be at least 5 crores.
Commercial Dispute Resolution (CDR) refers to resolving a dispute that has emerged between the parties during a commercial transaction or negotiation through court proceedings or consensus between the parties, popularly known as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) such as mediation, negotiation, arbitration, etc.
International Trade and Business Agreement refer to a trade agreement between two or more states or an international organization. The World Trade Organization (“WTO”) supervises the behavior of international law subjects regarding international trade and business.
These Agreements address goods, services, intellectual property, standards, investment, and other matters that affect the flow of international trade.
The company has developed a unique service delivery model that enables us to serve client requirements across 900+ locations in the country. This ability, combined with the competency of the lawyers in the firm, has enabled us to garner several marquee clients over the years.
Indian Law Company’s lawyers have an extensive understanding of the issues that involve corporate affairs, information technology, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, cybersecurity, data privacy, encryption, dispute resolution, arbitration, and other related matters.
We have grown exponentially to be one of the best corporate law firms in India, which advises several clients from domestic as well as international markets.