Frequently Asked Questions.

We advise Indian businesses, promoters, MSMEs, founders, foreign companies and NRIs on commercial contracts, corporate matters, dispute resolution, arbitration, payment recovery and Indian-law requirements.

Our principal areas include commercial contracts, corporate and strategic advisory, commercial disputes, arbitration, debt recovery, employment and business protection, due diligence, and India-entry support for international clients.

Yes. We assist foreign companies, overseas promoters and NRIs with Indian-law matters relating to commercial transactions, contracts, investments, business operations, due diligence and disputes in India. Consultations and meetings can be conducted online across time zones.

Yes. We draft, review and negotiate commercial agreements, including service agreements, vendor and supply contracts, franchise agreements, shareholder arrangements, employment documents, NDAs, MoUs and other business documentation.

Yes. We support clients from preventive documentation and strategic advice through negotiation, dispute resolution, arbitration and court proceedings, where required. This integrated approach helps ensure that commercial documents are prepared with enforceability in mind.

Yes. We assess the documents, transaction history and debtor's position before recommending an appropriate recovery strategy. Depending on the matter, this may include structured follow-up, legal notice, negotiation, MSME proceedings, cheque-bounce action, arbitration, insolvency remedies or a recovery suit.

We first understand the relevant facts, documents and commercial objective. We then provide a preliminary assessment of the legal position, available options and suggested next steps. Where further work is required, the proposed scope and professional fee are communicated separately.

Please share only the key documents necessary to understand the matter, such as the relevant agreement, correspondence, invoices, payment records, notices or court papers. Sensitive or confidential documents should be submitted only through the communication channel confirmed by our team.

Fees depend on the nature, complexity, urgency and expected scope of the engagement. Depending on the matter, the engagement may be structured on a fixed-fee, stage-wise, hearing-wise, project or retainer basis. The applicable scope and fee are communicated before commencement.

Enquiries are handled with discretion. However, submitting an enquiry or attending an initial discussion does not by itself create an advocate-client relationship. A professional engagement begins only after completion of the required conflict check and acceptance of the engagement by Edvisars.

No legal outcome can be guaranteed. Our role is to assess the matter carefully, explain the available options and risks, and provide diligent representation based on the applicable law, facts and documents.

You may submit the enquiry form, email us or contact the office through the details provided on the website. Consultations may be conducted in person at our New Delhi office or online, subject to prior appointment.