Our insight

How the firm thinks about clients, disputes and change

Perspectives from the firm on client relationships, resolution strategy and the evolving Indian legal landscape.

Relationship with clients

One of the unique abilities of the firm is to resolve cases on terms acceptable to its clients. The firm develops aggressive, practical and innovative strategies for a diverse client base, and is justifiably proud of numerous long-standing client relationships — several dating back to 1985.

The upside journey

In intricate matters the firm advises clients on the best strategy to resolve the dispute. Litigation in India is a long-drawn process, so the firm consistently works towards a resolution — and has been successful in mediating matters into a win-win for both sides.

Changes in the legal scenario

Technology has played an important role in revamping the legal set-up. Modernisation is treated as an essential part of the firm's growth, with advanced legal research tools, applications and subscriptions to law websites and updates adopted throughout the practice.

The business scenario

Clients come to the firm with a legal problem and leave with a solution and a way to move ahead. Rather than depending on third parties, the firm plans the strategy itself — which it regards as its defining strength.

Recent matters

In the courts

Intellectual Property

Bombay High Court protects Castrol India's copyrights in dispute with influencer Mr. Gaurav Taneja

The Bombay High Court granted relief protecting Castrol India's copyrights in a dispute arising from content published by a social media influencer.

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Litigation

Bombay High Court, Pidilite contempt — Rs. 50 lakhs cost imposed

A contempt matter before the Bombay High Court in which costs of Rs. 50 lakhs were imposed, underscoring the court's approach to breach of undertakings.

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Trade Marks

Yogi Ayurvedic Products Pvt. Ltd. v. Vaishali Industries

A trade mark and passing off dispute examining deceptive similarity and the protection of established marks.

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