Frequently asked questions

Our office is based in Gujarat, and we regularly appear before courts and tribunals across the state. Get in touch through our Contact page for directions and office hours.

We practice across civil and commercial litigation, banking and finance, real estate, arbitration and ADR, consumer law, technology and cyber law, and intellectual property, among other areas. See our Practice areas page for the full list.

Any documents relevant to your matter — contracts, notices, correspondence, or court filings — help us understand the situation faster. If you're not sure what's relevant, bring what you have and we'll guide you from there.

Yes, we regularly advise and represent clients in matters that extend beyond Maharashtra, and we work with a trusted network of counsel in other jurisdictions where local appearance is required.

Fees depend on the nature and complexity of the matter — some engagements are billed hourly, others as a fixed fee for a defined scope. We discuss and agree on the fee structure upfront, before any work begins.

Litigation takes a dispute through the court system, while arbitration resolves it privately before an arbitrator or tribunal, outside court. Arbitration is often faster and more confidential; which route makes sense depends on the contract and the dispute itself.

Often, yes. Negotiation, mediation, and arbitration can resolve a dispute without a full trial, and we routinely explore these options before recommending litigation.

A legal notice is a formal written communication asserting a claim or grievance before initiating legal proceedings. Some disputes, such as certain commercial and consumer matters, require one by law before a case can be filed.

Yes — from incorporation and early contracts through funding rounds and scaling, we support founders at every stage, alongside our work with larger corporate clients.

Yes, we advise on property acquisitions, title verification, development agreements, and disputes for developers, investors, and individual buyers alike.