Practice area
Corporate & Commercial Lawyers in Hyderabad
Practical legal support for businesses, startups and MSMEs — from the first contract to the last recovery.
Good contracts prevent most commercial disputes. We draft and review agreements that reflect how your business actually works, and keep your compliance in order.
When money is owed or a partnership breaks down, we pursue recovery through negotiation, MSME facilitation, arbitration or the Commercial Courts — whichever is fastest and most cost-effective.
What we handle
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Contracts & commercial agreements
MoUs, NDAs, vendor, service, distribution and partnership agreements, drafted to be enforceable.
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Company compliance & ROC filings
Board resolutions, annual filings, statutory registers and governance support.
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Startup & business structuring
Choosing the right entity, founder arrangements, registrations and policies.
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Partner & shareholder disputes
Disputes between partners, directors and shareholders, through negotiation, mediation or litigation.
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MSME recovery
Claims before the MSE Facilitation Council (MSME Samadhaan) and recovery suits for unpaid invoices.
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Commercial litigation
Breach of contract, vendor and service-delivery disputes before the Commercial Courts.
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Arbitration & ADR
Arbitration, mediation and conciliation of commercial disputes, including pre-institution mediation.
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Policies & internal documentation
HR policies, codes of conduct, compliance manuals and internal procedures.
Common questions
How can an MSME recover unpaid invoices?
A registered micro or small enterprise can refer a delayed payment to the MSE Facilitation Council through the MSME Samadhaan portal, which conciliates and then arbitrates, and the MSMED Act provides for interest on the delay. A recovery suit or commercial suit is the route where the Council is not available.
We have a template. Do we still need a lawyer for the contract?
Templates rarely reflect how a particular deal works. We tailor the payment terms, deliverables, liability, termination and dispute resolution clauses to your business, and make sure the document is properly stamped and executed so that it can be enforced.
What is a Commercial Court?
Commercial Courts hear commercial disputes above a specified value under the Commercial Courts Act, with stricter timelines for pleadings and disclosure. Unless urgent interim relief is sought, the parties must attempt pre-institution mediation before a suit is filed.
Is arbitration better than going to court?
It can be quicker and private, but that depends on the arbitration clause, the parties and the costs involved. We advise on whether to invoke arbitration, how to respond to a notice of arbitration, and when to seek interim relief from the court under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act.
Where we act
- Commercial Courts
- Arbitral tribunals
- MSE Facilitation Council
- Civil Courts
- High Court for the State of Telangana
Bring to your first meeting
- Incorporation or registration documents
- The contract or purchase order in question
- Invoices, ledgers and payment records
- Correspondence with the other party
- Relevant board or partner resolutions
Other practice areas
More ways we can help
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Civil Litigation
Injunctions, recovery, declaration, partition and specific performance suits, consumer complaints, execution and civil appeals.
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Criminal Litigation
Bail and anticipatory bail, complaints, FIR quashing, trials, revisions and appeals under the BNS and BNSS.
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Family Law
Divorce, custody, maintenance, domestic violence, adoption and guardianship — handled with discretion.
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Property & Conveyancing
Title verification, sale deeds and agreements, registration, partition, encroachment and builder disputes.
Discuss your matter with us
Tell us briefly what has happened. We will explain where you stand and the options open to you.