Capabilities

The work the practice does

Six core capabilities carry most matters. Supporting capabilities surround them, so a matter that crosses fields stays in one file. Every capability is reachable from a plain-language issue as well, because clients should not need the map to start.

Core capabilities
  • Core

    Industrial Regulatory & Enforcement

    Representation and advisory where industrial operations meet inspection, notice and enforcement, from the first show-cause notice to appellate challenge.

  • Core

    Government, PSU & Public-Contract Disputes

    Disputes arising from public procurement and government contracts, including payment, termination, blacklisting, bank-guarantee invocation and tender challenges.

  • Core

    Commercial Disputes & Arbitration

    Commercial litigation and arbitration, including contract enforcement, recovery, injunctions, shareholder and supply disputes, and the court proceedings around arbitration.

  • Core

    Insolvency & Banking

    Insolvency proceedings, debt-recovery litigation and secured-creditor enforcement, for creditors pursuing dues and for businesses defending against them.

  • Core

    Written Legal Opinions

    Formal written opinions on questions of law covering position, risk and course of action, built to be relied on by boards, lenders, auditors and counterparties.

  • Core

    Notices, Orders & Urgent Interim Protection

    Fast, disciplined response to adverse notices and orders, through replies, urgent filings and interim protection before courts and tribunals.

Supporting capabilities

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Letters & Spirit

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