1 - Why Foreign Companies Lose Money in India: 12 Contract Loopholes Only Lawyers Notice (But Businesses Learn After a Dispute) Foreign entities often arrive in India with ambitious growth objectives, substantial market entry strategies, and contracts of a globally acceptable standard. However, when disputes over contracts arise, even the well-trained organization realizes that their global templates often fail when placed in an Indian legal, judicial, and business context. Read more 2- The Reality of VC Term Sheets in India: The Hidden Clauses Founders Regret: In the realm of venture capital deals in India, there is a huge gap between what people think and what is the reality. Term sheets can appear to be very founder-friendly and optimistic, with term theshold like "investment," "growth," and "valuation." But these underlying terms of the contract will reveal a much more extreme imbalance in terms of rights, control, enforcement and exit pressure. Read more 3- Why Foreign Companies Lose Arbitration in India — And How to Win Every Time: International commercial arbitration is the preferred dispute resolution mechanism for global business, yet foreign companies continue to face unexpected challenges in India-related arbitrations Read more 4- Crypto Disputes & Asset Freezing in India: A Practical Recovery Roadmap for Foreign Investors: For nearly a decade, India has been a magnet for global crypto investment—development teams, token issuances, exchange partnerships, and cross-border asset transfers Read more 5- Legal Risk Management for Businesses in Mumbai: A Practical Perspective for General Counsel:In Mumbai’s fast-moving business environment, legal risk is no longer limited to disputes. It is embedded in daily operations—contracts, regulatory compliance Read more 6- Bombay High Court Litigation: What Clients in Mumbai Need to Know:For most people in Mumbai, approaching the Bombay High Court is not a routine decision. It usually happens when the matter is serious, urgent, or legally complex Read more 7- Doing Business in India: Legal and Regulatory Considerations for Foreign Investors:India continues to position itself as a preferred destination for global capital, offering scale, regulatory evolution, and sectoral opportunities across manufacturing, technology, infrastructure, and financial services. Read more