Legal precision. Strategic clarity.
I advise businesses on cross-border transactions, corporate documentation and regulatory compliance across India and the United Arab Emirates — pairing legal depth with the commercial judgement to structure, scale and transact with confidence.
Practice Areas
Structuring, documenting and closing transactions that span India, the U.A.E. and beyond.
Entity selection, holding structures, shareholder arrangements and board governance.
Commercial agreements drafted for enforceability, and negotiated with risk allocation in view.
Compliance frameworks, licensing, and diligence that surfaces risk before it is inherited.
End-to-end documentation, from incorporation records to resolutions, registers and closure.
Contested proceedings before district and high courts, and commercial dispute strategy.
RERA claims, consumer complaints, and matters before electricity and environmental tribunals.
Training individuals and corporate teams to communicate with clarity and lead with impact.
Every mandate has a story.
Cross-border transactions, corporate advisory and regulatory compliance across India and the United Arab Emirates. Lawyer and Head of Business Strategy at Chanakyatse Consultancy, and founder of Grab the Mic.
Trusted by clients
He restructured our U.A.E.–India documentation before a funding round and found three issues our previous counsel had signed off on. Direct, commercial and fast.
What stood out was the commercial judgement. We were given options with consequences attached, not a memo listing risks and leaving us to decide.
He trained our leadership team over six sessions. The difference in how our managers present to the board was obvious by the third.
From the Desk
Structuring an India–U.A.E. transaction: what to settle before the term sheet
Most cross-border deals are shaped by decisions taken before anyone reads the definitive agreement. Six questions worth answering while the structure is still fluid.
The five clauses that decide who carries the risk
Commercial negotiation concentrates on price and term. The clauses that determine what a contract is actually worth usually pass without comment.
Compliance as architecture, not paperwork
A compliance function that exists to produce documents will produce documents. Designing compliance into how a business operates is a different exercise entirely.