Day: January 2, 2026

Estate planning goes beyond being a personal issue In India, numerous entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals often view estate planning as a personal or familial concern, thereby delaying it. Nevertheless, estate planning has a direct influence on businesses, investments, and long-term financi...

Businesses in India increasingly operate in a regulatory environment where legal, policy and supervisory frameworks evolve frequently, often without transitional buffers and often with material financial consequences. For parties entering long-term commercial arrangements, the risk of regulatory cha...

1. Introduction The Competition Act, 2002 (“CA”) and the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (“CPA”) operate in distinct yet complementary spheres of market regulation in India. Both laws seek to create market conditions that offer consumers better choices, improved quality, and competitive prices...

INTRODUCTION With the advent of major E-commerce platforms and companies, customers have now shifted their focus from traditional market shopping to virtual shopping. This enables the customers look for multiple products belonging to multiple brands. The brand’s overall market presence and ove...

Corporate demergers with subsequent listings offer Indian companies significant strategic and tax advantages but require meticulous advance planning. Companies must prepare long-lead items before receiving NCLT approval to meet Securities and Exchange Board of India’s 60-day listing timeline.  Re...

At a Glance:   For decades, India operated under an archaic and overly complex web of labour laws making compliance unpredictable and business growth unnecessarily constrained. This makes the transition to simplified, modern Labour Codes both timely and essential.   For businesses, the new Labou...