Problems in. Solved out.

Every matter arrives as a knot. Scroll the table: each file opens on the problem, what we did about it, and where it ended.

Illustrative composite — drawn from the kinds of matters we handle, not a specific client. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Case file 01 / 08 · Web3 & Blockchain Legal Advisory

The exchange that froze

The problem: A trader's holdings were locked when the Indian crypto exchange he used was hacked. The platform then proposed a restructuring that would spread the loss across every user — and gave him a short window to vote on it.
What we did: We read the scheme before he voted. We preserved his claim in the restructuring with evidence of his balance on the day of the hack, served a formal notice on the platform, and filed a complaint on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal so the loss was on record with law enforcement.
Outcome: A documented, preserved claim and a clear route to recovery — instead of a frozen balance and a rushed vote.

SolvedClaim preserved

Case file 02 / 08 · NRI Legal Services

The problem: An NRI in New York heard from a cousin that his late father's plot in Ghaziabad had been sold — on a power of attorney he had never signed.
What we did: We pulled the registered sale deed and the power of attorney from the sub-registrar, filed a criminal complaint for forgery and cheating, and brought a civil suit for declaration and injunction to stop any further transfer. He authorised us through a power of attorney executed and apostilled in the US.
Outcome: Further transfers restrained by the court while the forged chain is tested — handled end to end without a flight to India.

SolvedTransfer stopped

Case file 03 / 08 · Startup & Founder Legal Advisory

The problem: Two founders, no signed founder agreement. One left after eight months, kept half the equity, and claimed the code he had written was his — weeks before a seed round.
What we did: We mapped what the company actually owned and what it didn't, then negotiated from that: a buy-back of the equity he hadn't earned and a written assignment of everything he built, in exchange for a clean mutual release.
Outcome: A clean cap table and clean IP before the investors' due diligence began.

SolvedCap table clean

Case file 04 / 08 · Cyber Crime & Digital Evidence

The problem: After a breakup, a client's private images appeared on an anonymous social media account, tagged with her name.
What we did: We complained to the platform's grievance officer under the IT Rules, 2021 — which require intimate images shared without consent to be taken down within 24 hours of a complaint — reported it on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, and followed with an FIR under the IT Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Outcome: The images came down within a day, and the case moved against the person behind the account.

SolvedTaken down

Case file 05 / 08 · Criminal Defense

The problem: An unpaid-invoice dispute between two businesses was turned into an FIR for cheating against a small manufacturer — and the threat of arrest was used to force a settlement.
What we did: We secured anticipatory bail first, so the pressure lost its edge. Then we put the paper trail — invoices, emails, part-payments — before the High Court under Section 528 of the BNSS, to show a commercial dispute in criminal clothing and seek to quash the FIR.
Outcome: Protection from arrest, and the dispute pushed back where it belongs: a civil claim, argued on its merits.

SolvedBail secured

Case file 06 / 08 · Contract Drafting & Negotiations

The problem: A growing startup learned — from its departing sales head — that the two-year non-compete in every employment contract it had signed would not hold.
What we did: Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act voids restraints on trade once employment ends. We rebuilt the contract stack around what Indian courts are far more willing to enforce: confidentiality, IP assignment, restraints that run during employment and notice, and narrowly drawn non-solicitation.
Outcome: Contracts that protect the company's clients and code — and are built to survive being tested.

SolvedEnforceable

Case file 07 / 08 · Property & Real Estate Disputes

The problem: A family was a week from paying a large advance for a farmhouse in Delhi NCR. The land was recorded as agricultural, with no change-of-land-use permission for the buildings on it.
What we did: Before any money moved: a title search going back decades, the revenue records and mutation entries, the zoning under the master plan, and the legal status of the construction already standing.
Outcome: They walked away with their advance intact — and a checklist for the next property they look at.

SolvedRisk avoided

Case file 08 / 08 · Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

The problem: A vendor owed our client money under a services agreement with an arbitration clause — then ignored the notice and refused to agree on an arbitrator.
What we did: We served the notice invoking arbitration and, when the thirty days ran out, petitioned the High Court under Section 11 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 to appoint one.
Outcome: An arbitrator appointed by the court, and the claim in front of someone with the power to decide it.

SolvedTribunal set

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