Practice
Where we work
Five areas, each a part of the economy where the rules are new or still being written. Between them, 141 kinds of work, from a single opinion to an appeal.
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Digital Markets & AI
Algorithmic Governance & Digital Markets
Software now makes many of the choices people used to make: what a customer is shown, which seller ranks first, who is offered a loan. The law is catching up with that, one question at a time.
02
Fintech & Digital Assets
FinTech, Digital Capital & Tokenization
Money is turning into software. Loans are offered inside apps, financial data moves between institutions with a tap of consent, and assets are being turned into tokens.
03
Space & Deep Tech
Sovereign Infrastructure & Frontier Technology
India has opened its space sector to private companies, and their authorisations now run through IN-SPACe. Drones fly under the Drone Rules 2021 and the oversight of the DGCA. Semiconductors, defence technology and medical devices each come with their own licences, export controls and subsidy conditions.
04
Climate & ESG
Climate Economics & ESG Strategy
Climate commitments are becoming legal obligations. India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme is building a domestic market for carbon credits. Listed companies report on sustainability through SEBI's BRSR framework, and exporters to Europe are preparing for its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
05
Regulatory Disputes
Regulatory Disputes & Appellate Litigation
When a regulator acts, the law usually offers a way to answer: a reply to a notice, an appeal to a tribunal, a writ petition before a High Court, and, where the question is large enough, the Supreme Court.
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Across every area
15 kinds of work that come up in any sector: answering a regulator, due diligence for a deal, a sandbox application, a submission on a draft rule.