What does an M&A lawyer do? It is the duty of an M&A lawyer to guide and help the company navigate through such complex business transactions. They are responsible for the structuring of the deal, drafting of all the documents are important for the deal to take effect and identify the terms that are subject...Read More
What is M&A law? Merging and acquisition (M&A) laws are a set of rules or regulations that control how merging or acquiring a firm goes. The laws are important as they help to ensure that the process is carried out in a manner which is legally fair and protect the interests of the parties and...Read More
INTRODUCTION Mergers and Acquisitions have significantly shaped the commercial and business landscape of India over many years. Mergers and Acquisitions (here forth referred to as M&A) have been instrumental tools in fostering growth, innovation, and economic development in India. Historically acquisitions and mergers were limited to local consolidation of business’ but with the advent of...Read More
Startups are young companies fueled by entrepreneurial energy, often focused on introducing fresh, innovative ideas to the market. They tend to embrace technology and aim for fast-paced growth. Although launching a business is an exhilarating endeavour, there are unique hurdles involved. The Indian government has launched a number of initiatives to facilitate the road for...Read More
INTRODUCTION In the past few years, ever since the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code came into effect in 2016, the economic structure has witnessed a significant number of corporate insolvencies. Due to frequent insolvency disputes, the financial distress caused can pose severe problems to companies, creditors and debtors, which eventually leads to economic instability. To combat...Read More
Introduction Liquidation is the process initiated by or for a company to settle its outstanding debts. In this process, the company’s assets are sold, and the proceeds are used to pay off its liabilities. This step is generally taken as a last resort by creditors when a resolution process has failed. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy...Read More
WHAT IS DEFAMATION? Defamatory statements are those uttered or written that are untrue and harm another person’s reputation. Imagine somebody telling a lie about you that may change the way others view you—this is what defamation does. It is about hurting one’s good reputation within society, which means harming all relationships, including professional ones. The...Read More
Navigating Global Patent Protection: A Comprehensive Guide to the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) INTRODUCTION The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) was signed in Washington, D.C. in 1970, although it did not take effect until 1978. The PCT was created to simplify and reduce the cost of getting international patent protection. Prior to the PCT, inventors had...Read More
Creativity and innovation are the drivers of growth for any nation. For any such creativity to flourish, there needs to be a conducive ecosystem recognizing and protecting the rights of the inventors and creators. To establish an all-encompassing conducive environment for Intellectual Property to rise to its full potential while keeping in mind the public...Read More
What is the Waterfall Mechanism under IBC? The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, marked a paradigm shift in India’s insolvency resolution framework. Among its crucial components is the “waterfall mechanism,” a systematic approach to distributing proceeds from the sale of liquidation assets. This mechanism ensures a fair and orderly distribution of funds among various...Read More
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