UK & International
India-Side Legal Support for UK and International Clients
Many international businesses and professional advisers encounter Indian legal questions as part of a wider commercial or legal matter. LEXQIST provides the Indian legal component of that work.
Who We Work With
Where India forms part of the picture
UK & International Businesses
Companies with Indian customers, suppliers, partners, contractors or operations who need to understand their legal position under Indian law.
Law Firms & Foreign Counsel
Firms handling matters with an Indian element who require India-side legal input while retaining conduct of the wider matter.
Accountants & Professional Advisers
Advisers whose clients face India-related legal questions alongside financial, tax or commercial considerations.
Technology & SaaS Companies
Software, SaaS and platform businesses contracting with Indian customers, vendors or development teams.
Working With Foreign Counsel
A defined India-side role
Where a law firm outside India is handling a matter with an Indian element, LEXQIST can provide the India-law input required. Lead counsel retain conduct of the matter and responsibility for advice on the law of their own jurisdiction.
Our role is scoped clearly at the outset, so that responsibilities, deliverables and professional boundaries are understood by everyone involved.
- Indian-law research and written analysis
- Contract review under Indian law
- India-side documentation and drafting support
- Due-diligence support on Indian entities and assets
- Regulatory and compliance analysis
- Dispute and arbitration support in India
Practical Considerations
Common India-related questions
Is our contract workable under Indian law?
Governing law, jurisdiction, enforceability, termination, liability and dispute-resolution provisions may operate differently where an Indian party is involved.
How should we structure our India arrangement?
Commercial structure, contractual relationships and regulatory considerations affect how an India arrangement operates in practice.
What happens if the relationship breaks down?
Dispute strategy, enforcement of awards and the practical position in India should be considered before, not after, a dispute arises.
Speak to us about your India requirement
Tell us about the matter and we will confirm whether it falls within the scope of our practice.
Contact LEXQIST