In the fallout of the Supreme Court's Bhushan Steel ruling, a quiet anxiety has gripped resolution applicants, creditors, and legal counsel alike.

The concept of attorney-client privilege has been imbibed in the Indian law by virtue of Section 126 and Section 129 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 ("Evidence Act").

The concept of sustainability has garnered immense prominence in the working of corporations who are now fusing the environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors in their investment decisions.

Business transfers can fail even after legal closing when operational contracts, tax and stamp-duty treatment, and governance rights have not been dealt with together. The buyer may acquire the business legally but still face disrupted operations, restricted commercial rights or unexpected tax liabilities from the first day.

Due to recent advancements in technology and artificial intelligence there have been numerous incidents of misuse of synthetically generated information like deepfakes, misinformation and other unlawful content.

It has been one year since General Data Protection Regulations ("GDPR")[1]came into force. Much of the confusion, panic and stress in the various organizations are quietening down.

In recent times the Supreme Court and the NCLT have made certain pronouncements relating to the filing of appeals with certified copies and the governing...

Every founder, at some point in the journey, faces this quiet but pivotal question: Is this a compliance checkbox, or is it a strategic move? It rarely feels urgent or important.

As a newly found transport company, have you also wondered whether the Motor Transport Workers Act applies to your organization?

This brand-by-brand carve-out isn't uncommon in founder-led groups that scale faster than their internal systems. But the Good Glamm case is instructive because of its structure and the timing of its public unraveling...

Pre-IPO reorganisation work does not end with forensic RPT analysis and valuation-backed restructuring.

Investor confidence, not only from institutional investors but also from retail ones, is propelling the current boom in the Indian capital markets.

The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive is fundamentally reshaping supply chain accountability, with recent Swedish audit data revealing that two-thirds of regional suppliers failed mandatory reviews. Indian manufacturers face a critical challenge: environmental compliance failures by obscure Tier-3 sub-vendors can now trigger immediate contract termination by European buyers, destroying global credibility and leaving primary suppliers with no upstream legal recourse.

Lenders increasingly evaluate recovery across every available layer of credit support rather than treating corporate insolvency as a standalone proceeding.

A common misconception holds that insolvency moratoriums protect everyone associated with a distressed company, but the Supreme Court's ruling in the Mantri Manyata Energia Project case clarifies that Section 14 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code protects only the corporate debtor itself. What happens when promoters, directors, personal guarantors, and landowners face separate proceedings while the company undergoes Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, and how do courts determine whose obligations

The Indian real estate sector, a lynchpin of the economy, has witnessed a surge in insolvencies in recent years.

Further to our Part II, this Part seeks to outline the key provisions under other extant regulations in India that seeks to address the issue of data protection and individual's right to privacy.

India's burgeoning public infrastructure sector presents a compelling investment thesis for Dubai-headquartered infrastructure entities.

The Indian construction industry is a dynamic engine of growth, but it's not without its challenges. One significant hurdle for subcontractors and suppliers lies in the unfortunate reality of construction company insolvencies.

When a foreign court judgment declares a joint venture agreement void, does it automatically terminate an international arbitration seated elsewhere? This analysis examines how domestic rulings interact with arbitral proceedings, exploring the jurisdictional boundaries between local courts and arbitral tribunals and the strategic risks companies face when navigating parallel proceedings.