Dispute Resolution

Arbitration exists because courtroom litigation is often the wrong tool for a commercial dispute - too slow, too public, and too disconnected from how the parties actually do business. In India, it runs under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, and it's usually the faster, more confidential route for construction, infrastructure, and cross-border commercial disputes.

Litigation in India can run for years, across District Courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court, and the cases that drag on longest are usually the ones where the early strategy was wrong - the wrong forum, a weak first filing, an underestimated opponent. We handle commercial, civil, and corporate disputes with that timeline in mind from day one.

Economic offence cases - fraud, money laundering, tax evasion, securities violations - move fast once a regulator gets involved, and the early hours of an investigation often matter more than anything that happens in court later. We represent individuals, companies, and financial institutions from the moment enforcement action starts, not just after charges are framed.