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ARTICLE · 05 MAY 2025

Right Strategy And Long Term Planning? In Infrastructure Arbitration, That's An Investment And Avoids Liability

In high-stakes infrastructure arbitration, legal knowledge isn't a deliverable — it's the minimum entry requirement. Yet, time and again, we see arbitration matters involving public authorities...

IndiaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

In high-stakes infrastructure arbitration, legal knowledge isn't a deliverable — it's the minimum entry requirement. Yet, time and again, we see arbitration matters involving public authorities and EPC contractors slowed down not by legal complexity, but by legal counsel trying to get up to speed — on contracts, project context, procedural history, or worse, changes in the law itself.

And in Maharashtra's infrastructure landscape — with megaprojects underway across MMRC, MSRDC, CIDCO, MMRDA, and BMC — the cost of playing catch-up is no longer tenable.

Arbitration in Maharashtra Is Changing — Fast

Over the past 24 months, there's been an unmistakable shift in the way infrastructure arbitrations are being handled across Maharashtra. Here's what we're seeing:

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