Bengaluru · Chambers & Partners recognised
- Litigation (civil and criminal) and international commercial arbitration.
- Leading PE/VC transactions on both the debt and equity side.
- Developing in-house tools to implement AI across the firm — including Goo, the firm's AI research tool.
- General corporate and advisory.
Building the India AI Layer
- Assisting with building an India-specific AI legal ontology.
- Designing tools for India-specific legal applications.
Mumbai
Acted, assisted, appeared, drafted pleadings, briefed Senior Counsel, litigated and conducted cross-examinations for, inter alia:
- A leading multinational financial institution before the Labour and Industrial Court.
- A large credit rating agency before the Adjudicating Officer (SEBI), Whole Time Member (SEBI) and the Securities Appellate Tribunal in relation to regulatory matters.
- A major bank before the NCLT for the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
- A $120 million arbitration for a leading Indian EPC contractor and a Middle Eastern conglomerate, governed under UAE law; tribunal seated at Mumbai.
- One of India's oldest manufacturing companies in the power sector, in an arbitration matter and a connected NCLT matter, also involving cyber-crime.
- Clients on the original and appellate sides of the HC and the NCLT (under the Companies Act, 2013 and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016).
- A return-of-passport matter involving the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence at the request of the Consulate General of Malaysia in Mumbai (Customs Act, 1962 & Passports Act, 1967).
- A leading sovereign wealth fund for an Enforcement Directorate investigation and the Serious Frauds Investigation Office; also helped lift a Look-Out Circular.
- A Senior Advocate and their NGO in relation to a CBI investigation.
Mumbai
Appeared for, drafted pleadings and briefed Senior Counsel for a massive global insolvency before the HC, Andhra Pradesh; a criminal matter; a global EPC contractor; a telecommunications and media company; two large overseas pharmaceutical companies; India's largest plastics manufacturers in a mismanagement matter before the NCLT; and a major Indian charitable organisation.
High Court, Mumbai
Represented industry leaders: an aircraft manufacturer (Atomic Energy Act, 1962); an overseas automobile manufacturer (Maharashtra Rent Control Act, 1999); an overseas steel works manufacturer in an arbitration for non-payment of dues; and a real estate holding company in a mismanagement matter on a real estate transaction.