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CK · Law Offices · Headquartered in New Delhi · Pan-India
A full-service Indian law firm advising domestic and international enterprises on litigation, arbitration, corporate advisory, tax, white-collar defence, intellectual property and regulatory matters before the Supreme Court of India, the High Courts and allied tribunals.
The firm exists to handle the matters that cannot be handled lightly. Where a wrong filing forfeits a defence. Where a miscalculated objection ends a deal. Where the bench will read what was filed, only what was filed.
— A statement of practiceSome of the brands, banks, public-sector undertakings, foreign enterprises and institutions that have appeared in matters litigated, defended or advised by CK Law Offices.
Brand and entity names are referenced solely to identify the nature and scale of matters of public record handled by the firm. No endorsement, testimonial or solicitation is implied. All matters listed are or have been the subject of judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings.
Twenty practice areas across disputes, corporate, regulatory and specialist mandates. Each area is led with the depth of a boutique and the reach of a pan-India firm.
Constitutional, commercial, civil and criminal litigation before the Supreme Court of India, the High Courts and District Courts across the Republic.
Domestic and international commercial arbitration. Section 11, 34 and 36 proceedings. SIAC, ICC, LCIA and DIAC-administered references.
PMLA, Benami, FEMA, Black Money Act, Anti-Corruption and embezzlement defence. Search, seizure, summons and prosecution before the ED, CBI and SFIO.
Joint ventures, FDI structuring, shareholder agreements, board governance, commercial contracts and corporate restructuring under the Companies Act, 2013.
Public and private M&A, schemes of arrangement, takeovers under SEBI Regulations, cross-border acquisitions and post-completion integration.
Sponsor and fund counsel on growth, buyout and venture transactions. Term-sheet to drag, exit waterfall to disputes.
IPOs, QIPs, rights issues, FPOs, debt issuances and SEBI-listed-company compliance. Domestic and offshore offerings.
Lender and borrower mandates. Syndicated and bilateral lending, security packages, ECBs, ARCs, refinancings and loan transfers.
CIRP, liquidation and pre-pack proceedings under the IBC, 2016. Resolution plans, Section 7/9/10 petitions, NCLT & NCLAT representation.
Merger control before the CCI. Cartel and abuse-of-dominance investigations. NCLAT appeals. Antitrust trials, leniency applications and competition compliance.
Income tax, transfer pricing, GST, customs and excise. Show-cause replies, ITAT appeals, High Court writs and Supreme Court SLPs.
Trade marks, patents, copyrights and designs. Prosecution, oppositions, infringement suits and brand-portfolio strategy.
Software licensing, SaaS contracts, e-commerce regulation, gaming-law opinions and digital platform compliance.
DPDP Act 2023 compliance, cyber-incident response, breach notification and cross-border data transfer architecture.
HR-policy advisory, employment contracts, terminations, POSH compliance, CAT and Labour Court representation.
Builder-allottee disputes, RERA proceedings, partition suits, title due-diligence, leasing and development agreements.
CESTAT appeals, DGTR investigations, anti-circumvention and producer-exporter representation under the Customs Tariff Act.
Power, renewables and infrastructure project counsel. EPC disputes, tariff regulation and concession-agreement advisory.
Estate planning, succession, family-trust structuring, will drafting and inheritance disputes for HNIs and family offices.
BRSR compliance, green-bond advisory, climate-disclosure obligations and sustainability-litigation defence.
The firm advises enterprises across twelve sectors — from foreign-invested manufacturers to public-sector undertakings, from family offices to fintech.
Polymers, plastics, electronics, chemicals and capital equipment.
Chinese, Taiwanese, European and other foreign subsidiaries operating in India.
Public-sector banks, NBFCs, fintech and RBI Ombudsman matters.
Power-plant equipment, EPC disputes, infrastructure arbitration.
Pharma supply, hospital regulatory matters, FSSAI and health insurance.
Builder-allottee, RERA, homebuyer claims and partition matters.
D2C, consumer goods, advertising compliance, contract enforcement.
Schools, colleges and educational technology mandates.
Service, procurement and contractual disputes involving PSUs.
Athlete representation before NADA panels and WADA-rule proceedings.
Founder retainers, ESOP advisory, contract framework, growth-stage disputes.
Estate planning, succession, inheritance disputes, private-client mandates.
Headquartered in New Delhi with associate offices across seven Indian cities. The firm appears before any court or tribunal in the Republic of India where a client's matter requires representation.
The firm maintains chambers in eight cities and accepts mandates before any court, tribunal, commission or quasi-judicial authority across India.
Jurisdiction is not an obstacle. Wherever the bench sits, the firm appears — provided the engagement is necessary, the matter is one the firm can handle responsibly, and the client's interest is properly served by its involvement.
Each office is staffed for the courts and tribunals of its region. Cross-office mandates are routinely co-ordinated from the principal office in New Delhi.
"If there is a court — judicial or quasi-judicial — that can hear the matter, the firm will appear. But only when the engagement is necessary and absolute."
Commentary, analysis and procedural primers from our advocates on developments in Indian law and litigation.
The structure, evidentiary thresholds and limitation rules for appeals under Section 26 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 before the PMLA Appellate Tribunal.
A practical commentary on Section 9C of the Customs Tariff Act and the structure of stay applications in anti-dumping appeals before CESTAT.
An analytical note on the application of Press Note 3 (2020) to indirect shareholding structures and the FEMA Non-Debt Instrument Rules, 2019.
"The firm represents the matter, not the marquee. The brief is read, the law is applied, and the bench decides — the rest is performance."
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