India

Morgan Lewis’s India initiative draws on our lawyers’ personal connections to the country and experience with its customs to help clients navigate India’s unique economic and diverse cultural environment. Combining this local know-how with a global perspective, our team has been advising Indian and international companies on cross-border transactions and international disputes for decades. We offer a robust suite of services both to international companies seeking to do business in India and to India-based companies pursuing a global presence.

Our India initiative, comprising more than 30 lawyers, several of whom are India qualified, is led by lawyers from our Silicon Valley, Singapore, London, and Dubai offices. Collaborating across teams and offices, we advise our clients on a variety of business, regulatory, and governmental matters, from complex cross-border transactions and disputes to international tax planning and investment management. We also assist global companies with matters related to investments, expansion, and outsourcing as they enter into and further develop their business ventures in India.

India Business Law Journal has recognized Morgan Lewis as a Leading International Law Firm for more than five years.

 

How We Can Help

We regularly collaborate with leading Indian law firms on a range of India-related matters, including:

  • Corporate Transactions & Finance: Inbound and outbound investments, joint ventures, commodity finance transactions, and airline leasing and financing, as well as the expansion of Indian companies into the United States and around the world
  • International Disputes: International disputes and arbitration for companies headquartered in India doing business in the United States, Europe, Russia/Commonwealth of Independent States, Asia, and elsewhere, plus Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) review, sanctions, and bribery
  • Investment Management: Fund formation across a variety of strategies, including private equity, venture capital, credit, and impact, as well as investments into India-focused funds
  • Intellectual Property: Intellectual property due diligence and patent prosecution
  • Energy & Project Finance: Renewable energy projects
  • Antitrust: Expanded antitrust actions and investigations
  • Data Privacy: Compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023