Consultation

One-on-one discussion to understand your legal situation and objectives.

Document Review

Analysis of existing contracts, policies, wills or compliance documents.

Drafting

Preparation of legally sound agreements, policies and advisory documents.

Compliance Advisory

Assessment and guidance for regulatory obligations under Indian law.

Practice Area 01

Data Protection & DPDP Compliance

Advisory for organisations that collect, store, or process personal data of Indian citizens: grounded in the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, read together with the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the SPDI Rules. The work combines a lawyer's reading of the statute with a technologist's understanding of how data actually moves through modern systems.

What this covers

  • DPDP Act 2023 Readiness

    Gap assessment against the Act and the DPDP Rules: consent architecture, data principal rights, breach notification obligations, cross-border transfer treatment.

  • Privacy Notices & Consent Design

    Drafting privacy notices, consent flows, cookie banners and withdrawal mechanisms that meet the Act's purpose-limitation and clarity requirements.

  • Data Processing Agreements

    Reviewing or drafting vendor, processor and intra-group agreements for lawful onward processing and clear allocation of liability.

  • Breach Response Playbook

    Written protocols for detection, severity assessment, Board of Directors notification, Data Protection Board intimation and communication to affected data principals.

  • IT Act & Cyber Incident Advisory

    Advice under the IT Act 2000, SPDI Rules, Intermediary Guidelines and cyber-fraud response, including UPI fraud, account takeover and digital evidence handling.

Who this is for

Startups, SaaS products, e-commerce platforms, HR/HRMS systems, healthcare operators, educational institutions and any business whose product or operations touch personal data.

Practice Area 02

Startup & Founder Advisory

Legal foundations for Indian startups: the documents, structures and compliance checkpoints that founders need from incorporation through early funding. The focus is on commercially usable paperwork and clean cap-table decisions, not generic templates.

What this covers

  • Co-Founder & Shareholder Agreements

    Founders' agreements, SHAs, vesting, reverse-vesting, leaver provisions and dispute mechanics so an early misunderstanding does not become a late crisis.

  • ESOP & Cap-Table Advisory

    Structuring employee stock option plans, drafting grant letters, pool-size planning and advising on cap-table clean-up before a funding round.

  • Fundraising Documentation

    Reviewing term sheets, SAFE / CCPS instruments, share subscription and shareholders' agreements for seed and early-stage rounds under Indian law.

  • Commercial Contracts

    Master Service Agreements, SaaS subscription terms, vendor agreements, NDAs, consultancy and employment contracts.

  • Companies Act Housekeeping

    Board resolutions, annual filings, statutory registers and governance basics so the company stays in order for the next due diligence.

Who this is for

Founders of early-stage Indian companies (tech, SaaS, direct-to-consumer, services) who want foundational legal work done once, done cleanly, and understood by the people who signed it.

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Practice Area 03

Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

Methodical, documentation-first advisory on wills, private family trusts, succession planning and the paperwork that holds a family's intentions together across generations. Sensitive work that rewards precision: words written today will be read decades from now, often by people who were not present when they were drafted.

What this covers

  • Will Drafting & Review

    Legally valid wills that identify assets, name executors and beneficiaries, address contingencies and leave no ambiguity in testamentary intent.

  • Private Family Trusts

    Trust deed drafting for inter-vivos and testamentary trusts: revocable and irrevocable structures, trustee powers, beneficiary classes and succession pathways for family assets.

  • Living Wills (Advance Medical Directives)

    Advance directives aligned with the Supreme Court's revised guidelines in Common Cause, specifying treatment preferences in situations of terminal illness or permanent unconsciousness.

  • Succession Planning

    Testamentary and intestate succession advisory under the Hindu Succession Act, Indian Succession Act and personal law provisions applicable to the family.

  • NRI Estate Advisory

    Cross-border estate work for Non-Resident Indians: Indian property, powers of attorney, succession across jurisdictions.

  • Family Wealth Transfer

    Gift deeds, settlement deeds, release deeds and family arrangements for intergenerational transfer during the owner's lifetime.

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Practice Area 04

Regulatory Compliance

Ongoing regulatory and secretarial advisory for Indian companies: the discipline of staying compliant between the dramatic events, through quarterly filings, policy updates and board-level governance housekeeping that keeps a company audit-ready.

What this covers

  • Secretarial & Companies Act Compliance

    Annual filings, event-based filings, board and shareholder resolutions, statutory registers and governance records under the Companies Act, 2013.

  • DPDP Operational Compliance

    Ongoing data-protection housekeeping: review of consent logs, breach drill reviews, periodic policy refresh and vendor DPA audits.

  • Policy & Code Drafting

    Internal policies (information security, data retention, acceptable use, grievance redressal, whistleblower, code of conduct) drafted so the policy actually reads like your company.

  • Contract Lifecycle Reviews

    Periodic review of standing contract library (vendor templates, employment letters, customer MSAs) to keep clauses aligned with current law and risk posture.

  • Governance Advisory

    Board process support, drafting of charters and terms of reference, and documentation around delegation of authority and material-event disclosure.

Who this is for

Private limited companies, LLPs, early-stage ventures preparing for diligence, and founder-run businesses that need steady regulatory hygiene without a full in-house legal team.

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Reference Guides

Guides on Indian Law

  • DPDP Act Compliance for Indian Startups

    What the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and the 2025 Rules require of an early-stage company, and what has to be in place before 13 May 2027.

  • DPDP Data Breach Notification

    The two notices Rule 7 of the DPDP Rules, 2025 requires after a breach, the 72-hour report to the Data Protection Board, and CERT-In's six-hour rule.

  • Founders Agreement in India

    Equity split, vesting, IP assignment, roles and exit terms between co-founders, and why a blanket non-compete fails under Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872.

  • Living Wills in India

    The Advance Medical Directive recognised in Common Cause v. Union of India, and the simplified procedure the Supreme Court laid down in 2023.

  • Private Family Trusts in India

    Setting up a private trust under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 to hold family assets, with the drafting choices that decide how the trust is taxed and run.

  • Probate vs Succession Certificate in India

    Which court document heirs need, what changed when Section 213 of the Indian Succession Act was repealed in 2025, and when a bank must release money without one.

  • ROC Compliance Calendar, FY 2026-27

    Annual, half-yearly and event-based filings under the Companies Act, 2013 and LLP Act, 2008, with due dates and the Section 403 late-fee structure.

  • DIR-3 KYC and DIN Reactivation

    The three-year director KYC cycle in force from 31 March 2026, the revised fees, and how to restore a DIN deactivated for missing KYC.

Enrolment: Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana  |  No.: PH/9616/2023
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