Chambers 32 caters to the following sectors as a part of its legal services.
As the automotive industry evolves with the adoption of breakthrough innovations, from next-generation electric vehicle batteries to advanced driver-assistance and automated vehicle systems, we help our clients develop and acquire new technologies, expand into new markets, refine global supply chains, and capitalize on emerging trends.
Our Firm has agents/attorneys and therefore are best placed to understand and advise on patenting and design issues, autonomous driving, product safety, connectivity, and supply chain protocols.
For today’s employers, managing a global workforce requires complying with local labour and employment laws in multiple jurisdictions, staying abreast of rapidly changing regulations, handling the growing demands of labour unions, and moving talent quickly across borders. It also means developing strategies to retain high-potential employees, especially during reorganizations and spinoffs. To achieve these objectives, it is essential for employers to stay up-to-date on the latest employment trends in areas such as workforce restructuring, reward programs, and labour and human rights.
We advise clients on all aspects of employment law including litigation, transactional and advisory matters, and represent clients before various courts and tribunals, ranging from basic domestic inquiries to cases before the Supreme Court of India.
Our team advises FMCG & retail clients on a variety of matters related to advertising including comparative advertising claims and issues, legal metrology and product labelling laws, product liability and consumer claims, brand protection and enforcement issues.
We also advise various clients on transactional aspects of their business including distributor agreements, disputes with distributors and retailers, etc.
Our services include seeking swift seizure and injunction proceedings to protect clients brands, establishing effective trade and commercial compliance programs, assisting with new product developments, advising on employment issues, creating innovative transfer pricing strategies, maximizing efficiency in the supply chain, managing real estate portfolios and executing growth strategies through mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and other commercial collaborations.
With volatility in the global economy and the emergence of new real estate investors, the commercial real estate market has become much more competitive. Evolving regulatory requirements in key real estate markets and rapidly changing economic environments have made it more challenging for other investors to manage their real estate portfolios.
Our team has specialist lawyers who understand the unique commercial and regulatory issues of the sector and are particularly focussed on transactions in the infrastructure, education, hotel, and hospitality sectors. The team has an incisive knowledge of property laws and development contracts.
Our Firm regularly advises on conducting detailed title due diligence; structuring the acquisition of property, including stamp duty and registration procedures; drafting and negotiating agreements relating to property acquisition, development, construction, project management, and EPC. The team is also proficient in drafting and negotiating commercial leases, as also in structuring FDI into real estate projects in India.
Our team advises manufacturers of drones, UAVS, aircraft operators (scheduled and NSOs) and financial institutions in various transactions. The assistance involves structuring of the transactions, negotiation and preparation of documentation for sale, purchase leasing and financing, security creation, etc. The Firm also advises companies on taxation (direct and indirect), imports, regulatory compliance, operational issues and exchange control regulations.
We also assist clients regarding registration, deregistration and re-possession of aircraft from operators (in the context of Cape Town Convention), including handling litigation for individual claims and various regulatory issues before Courts and regulatory authorities.
We are involved in a wide range of charterparty disputes, dealing with a vast variety of issues relating to laytime and demurrage, off-hire, withdrawal for non-payment of hire, vessel delivery and redelivery, failure to tender redelivery notices, bunker claims, speed claims etc. Additionally, we represent clients in Arbitrations stemming from a charterparty.
Our Firm is also involved in circumstances wherein shipowners face liability for delivering cargo without production of the Bill of Lading, cases involving switching off Bills of Lading, splitting of bills of lading and letters of indemnity. We also advise and appear in Arbitrations.
We provide highly sophisticated and practical advice on data management and data privacy laws to domestic and multinational clients. Our dedicated team of professionals works closely with in-house corporate teams for designing and implementing data security processes and modules. As part of this service line, our professionals conduct regular audits/data mapping to ascertain risk and threats not only to the current setup but also from the future perspective at the client site, and subsequently develop or revise data protection policies and implement data transfer/sharing strategies. Our team is abreast with the latest developments in this area and also holds a deep understanding of issues around cloud usage and complicated cross-border data sharing protocols.
Our Firm assists clients in preventing data loss and data breach, controlling and minimizing incidental responses and providing the best-in-class data security solutions.
The key areas of our expertise includes telecom, broadcasting and entertainment, FinTech, and a host of other emerging technologies such as crypto and virtual currency, blockchain, OTT platforms, e-commerce, online gaming, IoT, AI, AIoT, cloud computing, health-tech, AR/VR/MR/XR, digital maps, drones and robotics among other aspects.
We offer regulatory and transactional advice in this domain. Our experienced team provides industry-specific and tailored advice while working seamlessly with other core practices of the firm enabling us to provide practical and innovative solutions to our clients.
Healthcare and Life Sciences are some of the largest and fastest-growing industries in the world, besides being the most regulated, with rapidly changing rules and regulations that often conflict from one country to another. Healthcare and life sciences companies face several challenges, including trying to understand how these laws impact their market and M&A strategies while contending with rising R&D costs, loss of patent protection of blockbuster drugs, pricing pressures, and competition from generics. Rapid convergence of the healthcare, life sciences and technology sectors requires even more legal expertise given the additional data privacy and intellectual property concerns.
Our Firm applies its expertise in working with companies at every stage of development, from fast-growing startups to mature public companies, in virtually every sector and subsector of the industry — including healthcare services, biotechnology, Medtech and medical devices by providing the best of capabilities in public company representation, M&A, capital markets, regulatory advice or IP and securities litigation.
This is a developing area in the Indian landscape. We provide counsel and representation to athletes, sports leagues, universities, corporate sponsors and a wide range of other industry stakeholders on complex business deals, public policy and litigation. We are also involved in negotiating agreements with broadcasters, distributors, mobile operators, online businesses and social media platforms.
We bring a wealth of experience and global resources to provide innovative business and financial solutions by developing precedent-setting legal strategies to resolve our client’s most demanding business and legal issues-promptly and efficiently in the sports arena.
Our coverage includes games of chance, video games and Esports. We assist clients navigate the rapidly evolving game development and publishing process, and increasingly the transactional opportunities inherent in the global scene. Our interdisciplinary team delivers sophisticated commercial advice and representation tailored to clients of every size and stage of development.
Our Firm helps clients acquire and invest in gaming companies. We negotiate key media, music, licensing, talent, and other commercial agreements on behalf of game publishers, Esports teams, and talent. We protect strategic intellectual property assets, including, when necessary, in Court. We structure capital raising transactions and guide the establishment of casinos, Esports leagues and ventures. We also resolve disputes and navigate complex regulatory, commercial, and governance issues throughout the industry. In the physical world, we advise on environmental and land issues related to data centre operations and real estate issues that may arise when developing casinos or Esports venues.
We read policies; we negotiate policies; and we even write them from scratch when called upon to help clients address unique risks. We practise insurance law, and we make it — across jurisdictions and across the full spectrum of first and third-party insurance issues.
Our Firm’s insurance counselling and recovery team hopes to positively shape insurance law while helping policyholders maximize their insurance assets to protect against business risk and secure carrier-funded litigation defence. We advise clients both throughout the claims process and, when necessary, through Litigation or Arbitration.
Managing and protecting intellectual property has become increasingly complex for organizations, which often have huge IP portfolios and operations in multiple jurisdictions. Rapid technological advancements have enabled infringers to become more sophisticated, and the rise of intellectual property as a main driver of M&A has made developing strategies to protect these assets even more important.
We bring trial-tested experience to matters ranging from innovative pharmaceutical and technology patent disputes to the copyright, trademark, and trade secrets cases. We approach IP management as a strategic issue and have developed the people, processes and technologies to serve as a one-stop shop for protecting the IP assets of global businesses.
Personal Injury involves legal action as a result of wrongful conduct. The majority of personal injury claims hinge on the principle of negligence. Fundamentally, negligence mandates that every individual in a society must exercise responsibility and refrain from endangering others. It is important to note that not every injury is automatically attributed to negligence. The doctrine acknowledges that certain accidents are inevitable. To establish legal responsibility, the plaintiff must demonstrate that, given the circumstances, a person of reasonable prudence in the defendant’s position would have acted differently, and to absolve legal responsibility, the defendant must demonstrate that, given the circumstances, their actions align with what a person of reasonable prudence in a similar situation would have reasonably done.
Our experienced team of lawyers specialises in navigating the complexities of such cases, whether they involve automobile accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, or other forms of injury.
Our organization is multidimensional in handling legal problems.
Antitrust laws apply to companies looking to expand, needing to defend themselves against attacks from competitors and antitrust agencies, and wanting to keep their businesses focused on commercial issues rather than on litigation and seemingly endless investigations. We resolve the most vexing antitrust and competition challenges companies face. Our team brings deep experience across every aspect of antitrust and competition law, across jurisdictions. For those looking to expand, we help navigate the merger control and assessment process, highlighting the risks and opportunities. For companies defending themselves in the face of serious antitrust infringement allegations, our swift guidance can mean the difference between complete immunity and prison sentences and multimillion-dollar fines. For those who want to stop the bleeding and put their business back on track — or keep it there — we help them comply with antitrust rules while maintaining a competitive edge.
At Chambers 32, our Antitrust and Competition practice offers:
In today’s dynamic markets, Asset and Fund Management are crucial domains. We provide clients with unique insights into the evolving regulatory and market environments in which they operate. We help shape the market with novel and forward-thinking approaches to fund terms and structures.
We mobilize resources to provide legal, regulatory and tax advice to our fund clients.
The Asset and Fund Management practice at Chambers 32 offers innovative solutions regarding:
Our Corporate practice holds deep expertise in dealing with Indian and multinational clients on a range of transactions relating to mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, private equity transactions, as well as high-value debt restructuring, distressed asset management, special situations, and insolvency matters. Based on the needs of a transaction, we create specialized teams from other practice areas as well.
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New technologies, disruptive business models, uncertainty in the global economy and political landscape, and slow growth of demand are the major challenges in the Construction and Engineering space. A majority of companies are struggling with digitization and IoT, and some have had to reinvent themselves, because their current business model is under threat. This is coupled with a political threat to the freedom of movement of goods and growing investment restrictions. Our team works closely with all market participants, including sponsors and project developers, private equity investors, pension and sovereign wealth funds, banks and financial institutions, contractors, and other consultants. We have a deep understanding of the challenges involved in bidding, investment, development, financing, operations, restructuring and exits.
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Disputes have become more frequent, more complex and more costly as corporations and financial institutions face new and heightened operating risks — including rapid digital transformation, rising expectations and accountability related to sustainability and other ESG matters, supply chain challenges, increasing data and cybersecurity incidents, growing enforcement efforts and coordination between regulatory authorities across jurisdictions. A substantial part of our dispute resolution practice arises out of complex commercial transactions. Our emphasis is on aligning litigation strategy with the commercial interests of our clients, while recognising time sensitivities. Our lawyers frequently work with other practices to provide incisive advice.
We at Chambers 32 provide the following services:
In the dynamic landscape of business, unforeseen circumstances can swiftly emerge, posing substantial legal challenges. These critical moments demand a swift and strategic response. Our seasoned lawyers are ready for deployment in situations demanding urgent legal intervention. Whether it involves a labour dispute disrupting operations, unanticipated regulatory inspections, or legal actions against key organisational figures, our experts are on standby.
Excelling in navigating the complex terrain of unpredictability, we liaise with authorities and implement strategic measures to de-escalate and mitigate potential legal repercussions. Committed to comprehensive crisis management, our team ensures a rapid and effective legal response tailored to each unique situation, standing firmly by our clients in times of uncertainty.
Increasingly, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues are becoming core business priorities for companies, their boards, and investors. Our team combines cross-sector legal and commercial acumen to help clients drive value through their ESG strategies, while carefully addressing and mitigating risk.
Chambers 32 can quickly mobilize resources to navigate:
Startups have transformed the Indian business landscape, revolutionising commerce in today’s world. These dynamic ventures have embraced innovation and agility, disrupting traditional norms and fostering a culture of creativity. Leveraging technology and digital platforms, startups have transformed various sectors, enhancing efficiency and accessibility. Our role, as a legal consultant, involves assisting startups through various stages in their journey. This begins with their formation and continues till eternity and beyond.
In this regard, Chambers 32 assists with:
By identifying, protecting and exploiting intellectual property rights at each stage of the innovation lifecycle, we provide strategic advice spanning all aspects of IP law. Our lawyers, with the assistance of our network of associates, can effectively prosecute patents, trademarks and designs. We also provide highly sophisticated and practical advice on data management and data privacy laws.
To cater to the needs of our clients, we at Chambers 32 provide:
Although the global market has become increasingly open to trade, disparate local laws and varied business and cultural practices can make creating, distributing and selling goods and services in certain markets a major challenge. International trade sanctions limit how companies can do business, as well as customs laws, exchange controls and foreign investment requirements. Our lawyers help clients overcome these challenges and successfully compete in the world’s developed and emerging markets.
Chambers 32 provides solutions for:
We regularly advise on matters of employee compensation and benefits, structuring bespoke remuneration and retention policies, compliance with social security laws, leave entitlements, wage and hour regulations, senior management hiring and exits, workforce reorganisations and right-sizing exercises, closure of businesses, diligences and employee transfers in business acquisitions, structuring varying forms of employment contracts and engagement models, arrangements with contract workers and contingent workforce, separation and exit documentation, restrictive covenants, employee handbooks and policies, conducting statutory and other workplace training, disciplinary matters, trade union disputes and settlements, representation before provident fund and other regulatory authorities, immigration issues and more.
Chambers 32 can mobilize resources to navigate the following areas:
Our Private Client practice is a bespoke service offering that addresses the many complex challenges that multi-generational business families, successful entrepreneurs, celebrities and senior executives face in their desire to remain strong in the wake of globalisation and regulatory compliance. We also work with industry players such as family offices, wealth management companies, trustee companies and others, in relation to how they function and how they can assist clients in their estate planning.
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We strongly believe in imbibing a culture of giving back and operationalizing its vision by actively providing pro-bono assistance in addition to regular matters. Our team at Chambers 32 actively takes up pro-bono assistance regularly. In doing so, we seek to lend support to the building of a pro-bono ethic across Indian law firms. In particular, Chambers 32 has lent its expertise in providing quality legal advice on a pro-bono basis to organizations working towards advancing social justice.
The nature of assistance provided on a pro-bono basis includes quality research, preparation of advisory notes and memos, and proactive support at a pre-litigation stage. We take up pro bono work based on evolving current capacities, but once a matter is taken up, it is serviced with the same level of professionalism, competence, and sincerity as other matters.
For pro bono matters, Chambers 32 provides:
Whether dealing with high-stakes investigations, defending against government enforcement actions or pursuing growth opportunities, success depends on calibrating risk.
We understand the regulatory, business and cultural landscape, wherever our clients are and by connecting investigations and rapid crisis response with effective risk management solutions, our integrated approach helps safeguard our clients’ business and protect corporate reputation.
Services in this regard include:
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