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Sectors

Your industry, not our org chart.

The same practice, indexed by the business you actually run rather than by legal discipline. Each sector links through to the practice areas behind it.

Why two views

Practice, or industry.

Clients rarely arrive asking for “a banking lawyer”. They arrive as a SaaS company with an EU customer, or a lender with a defaulting borrower. Expertise lists the work by legal discipline. This page lists it the other way round — by the kind of business you run and the questions that come with it.

The underlying practice is the same. Only the route in changes.

Sectors

Industries the practice works across.

Technology and SaaS

Product and customer contracts, data processing terms, cross-border transfers, and the DPDP and GDPR obligations that attach once you sell beyond India.

Data privacy & AI · Corporate & M&A · Cross-border

Financial services and fintech

Lending and transaction documentation, regulatory perimeter questions, recovery and enforcement, and the consent and data obligations specific to financial data.

Banking & finance · Data privacy & AI · Disputes

Health and life sciences

Health data handling, consent and retention, vendor and clinical agreements, and the heightened sensitivity that attaches to health information under the DPDP framework.

Data privacy & AI · Corporate & M&A

Manufacturing and industrials

Supply and distribution agreements, employment and contractor structures, commercial disputes, and joint ventures with overseas counterparties.

Corporate & M&A · Employment · Disputes

Media, content and platforms

Intermediary obligations, content takedown and traceability requirements, licensing, and the AI-content labelling regime introduced by the amended IT Rules.

Data privacy & AI · Disputes

Founders and early-stage companies

Incorporation and cap table, founder and ESOP documentation, fundraising, and building compliance that will survive diligence later.

Startups & emerging companies · Corporate & M&A

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