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AZB & Partners‘ dispute resolution practice, recognised as a ’powerhouse in the Indian legal landscape,’ stands out for its breadth of expertise which span civil, criminal, commercial, and constitutional disputes. The team is capable of advising on all stages of disputes including due diligence, negotiations, settlements, and enforcements, and has extensive experience acting on complex cross-border disputes. With a wealth of knowledge across a range of industries, the group has amassed an impressive client roster consisting of businesses from the tech, financial services, and infrastructure sectors. Co-heading the department are commercial, civil, and criminal litigation expert Rajendra Barot and commercial and privacy litigation authority Vijayendra Pratap Singh. The practice also benefits from the prowess of Abhimanyu Chopra – who concentrates on IP, shareholder, and insolvency disputes – and Aditya Jalan – who specialises in contractual disputes arising from the infrastructure and renewable energy sectors.
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Testimonials

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  • ‘Standout partners are Kamal Shankar and Abhimanyu Chopra. They know the legal system in India well and are patient and thorough. I would work with these two individual again and would not hesitate to recommend them to others.’

  • ‘Their strengths, pure and simple, are the quality of their advice and their guidance on an incredibly complex and multi-tiered legal system. AZB are outstanding advocates with diverse skills and talents.’

Key clients

  • Google LLC
  • Alphabet Inc

Work highlights

  • Represented Google in successfully defending 14 suits, and subsequently 13 appeals before the Madras High Court, filed by various app developers who challenged the terms of payment and service fee charged by Google on its play store.
  • Advised LSF10 Rose Investments S.à r.l on a dispute relating to its 50-50 joint venture with Rajiv Rattan, RattanIndia Finance Private Limited.