King, Stubb & Kasiva > New Delhi, India > Firm Profile
King, Stubb & Kasiva Offices
Unit 14, Ground Floor, DLF Tower A, Jasola, New Delhi – 110025
India
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King, Stubb & Kasiva > Firm Profile
King Stubb & Kasiva is few of the top corporate law firms in India with offices in Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Pune. It has established teams in every practice area to ensure our services meet the most exact standards. The key practices include corporate M&A, private equity and venture capital, banking and finance, real estate, dispute resolution (arbitration and litigation), insolvency, regulatory, and labour and employment matters. The firm also has dedicated practices surrounding capital markets, competition, antitrust, environmental, food, information technology, infrastructure and project finance, IPR, investment, legal metrology, litigation, media law, and tax.
Its industry focus encompasses blockchain and cryptos, e-commerce, defense, fintech, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, power and energy, telecom, media and telecommunications, transport and logistics, trusts, charities and not-for-profit, and white-collar crime. Over the last several years, King Stubb & Kasiva (KSK) has developed a niche in mid-market M&A, litigation and disputes resolution, employment and labor, banking and finance, IT, e-commerce, and emerging technology practices. The firm’s clients include large and medium Indian and foreign businesses, multinational corporations, and Fortune 500 companies. The firm advises ministries, government authorities, and public sector undertakings.
With the meteoric growth experienced by start-ups we see today, it is imperative for them to be cognizant of the various regulatory compliances to be undertaken to ensure they are ship-shape for their future funding rounds. KSK’s comprehensive and focused solutions help start-ups in achieving it. KSK provides legal structural, regulatory, and compliance-related services guiding startups through all stages of their growth, assistance in incorporation, structuring, funding, and registration of Intellectual Property amongst many others.
KSK also assists and advises start-ups in different industry sectors including e-commerce, fin-tech, genomics, defense, drugs and cosmetics, ed-tech, med tech, news and media aggregation, logistics, blockchain, airports, mining, green energy, power and energy, real estate, engineering and manufacturing, pharmacy wholesale and retail distribution, F&B, fashion and clothing, fitness.
Main Contacts
| Department | Name | Telephone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Managing Partner | Jidesh Kumar | jidesh@ksandk.com | +91 9972225878 |
| Senior Partner | Rajesh Sivaswamy | rajesh@ksandk.com | +91 9810088448 |
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American Chamber of Commerce Indo-German Chamber of Commerce IBA (International Bar Association) UKIBC Inter-Pacific Bar Association (IPBA) Swiss-Indo Chamber of Commerce Indo-Italian Chamber of Commerce & Industry Indo-China Chamber of CommerceLegal Developments
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