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A notice on the desk, a framework you have outgrown, a market you are about to enter. Send us the outline and we will come back with what applies, what does not, and what it would take.
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Where we sit.
NX One, Techzone 4 — on the Noida–Greater Noida West corridor, a short drive from the Noida Extension sectors.
Questions we are usually asked first.
Yes. An introductory call lets us understand the issue, run a conflict check and confirm whether we are the right people for it. There is no obligation on either side, and formal advice only follows a signed engagement letter.
Scope and fee are agreed in writing before work begins. Defined projects — a DPDP readiness programme, an AML framework build, a POSH set-up — are usually fixed fee. Continuing compliance work runs on a monthly retainer. Disputes are quoted matter by matter, with an estimate of likely cost and timeline up front.
Yes. We accept instructions across India. Where a matter requires local counsel or a local filing, we brief and supervise them, and you continue to deal with a single point of contact here rather than managing a patchwork of agents yourself.
Call us, then email the notice itself along with the date you received it and any correspondence that led to it. Do not respond substantively to the issuing authority until the position has been assessed — an early reply on the record is hard to walk back.
We treat enquiries as confidential. Please note, though, that an enquiry by itself does not create an attorney–client relationship or attract privilege — so keep this first message to an outline, and leave privileged or highly sensitive material until the engagement is in place.
You do not need to know. Select “Not sure yet” on the form and describe the situation in plain terms — most real problems cut across two or three practices anyway, and sorting that out is our job. You can also browse our services first if you would rather.