This area covers the rules businesses follow when they form, run, and deal with one another. It includes setting up companies and keeping them compliant with the Companies Act, drawing up and enforcing commercial contracts, structuring joint ventures where two businesses pool resources, and handling foreign investment, which in India is regulated under FEMA and the government's FDI policy.

• Company Formation
• Compliance
• Commercial Contracts
• Joint Ventures
• Foreign Investment

Intellectual property means creations of the mind that have commercial value, and this area protects them. It covers patents (new inventions), trademarks (brand names and logos), copyrights (original creative works), trade secrets (confidential business information), and domain names. In India these are governed by separate statutes such as the Patents Act and the Trade Marks Act, and protection lets creators prevent others from using their work without permission.

• Patents
• Trademarks
• Copyrights
• Trade Secrets
• Domain Names

This area deals with the taxes businesses and individuals owe, and disputes about them. It spans direct tax such as income tax and indirect tax, chiefly GST, India's unified tax on goods and services, advice on cross-border tax, and customs law governing duties on goods entering the country. Much of the work involves resolving disagreements with the tax authorities over assessments, classifications, or refunds.

• Direct Tax
• Indirect Tax (GST)
• Cross-Border Tax
• Customs

This is the practice of representing people and organisations in disputes, both in court and through alternatives like arbitration. It covers civil matters such as disputes over money, property, or contracts; criminal matters; commercial disputes between businesses; constitutional questions; and insolvency, which deals with those unable to pay their debts. The aim is to resolve a dispute and obtain a remedy through the proper legal forum.

• Civil
• Criminal
• Commercial
• Constitutional
• Insolvency
• Arbitration

Some legal work is organised around an industry rather than a single branch of law, because each sector has its own regulations. This area provides advice tailored to fields such as Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT), Real Estate, Infrastructure and Projects, Energy, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Labour and Employment, and Environmental law.

• TMT
• Real Estate
• Infrastructure & Projects
• Energy
• Healthcare
• Pharmaceuticals
• Labour & Employment
• Environmental