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IBC Insolvency: Director Liability & Choosing the Right Lawyer

Introduction to IBC and Director Liability in India   The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) has transformed the way financial distress and corporate insolvency are handled in India. The law introduced a structured and time-bound framework to resolve...
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How an IBC Lawyer Guides the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process

Introduction In commercial practice, the inability to recover legitimate dues often places creditors in a position of prolonged financial uncertainty. Recognizing the need for a structured and time-bound framework for insolvency resolution, the legislature enacted the...
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When does a company or an individual need an IBC Lawyer?

When Should You Consult an IBC Lawyer? Should you be preparing for a storm after it already hit and did the damage or should you be preparing for a storm prior to the damage? If you guessed it right, you are more likely to be safer than the ones who did not. Just like...
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Concept of International Arbitration

Concept of International Arbitration

Jul 20, 2024 |

ABSTRACT Usually disputes between the parties take too much time to settle. With loss of time the parties also suffer loss of finance occurred due to complex and long-stretched battle between the parties. Without a doubt it can be said that court proceedings are...

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Cross Border Insolvency

Cross Border Insolvency

Jul 19, 2024 |

INTRODUCTION It's very common to hear the news about companies, industries, or firms going bankrupt. The companies go bankrupt for various reasons, like poor decision-making, non-repayment of debt, increased competition, disputes with creditors or other members of the...

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Exemption of Black Coat/Gown In Summers

Exemption of Black Coat/Gown In Summers

May 28, 2024 |

In response to the extreme summer heat, the Karnataka High Court, through a circular issued on April 16, has granted a temporary exemption to advocates appearing in district and trial courts from the requirement to wear black coats. Advocates are now permitted to wear...

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