Commercial Law is a vast and dynamic, considering its important, a new legislation was enacted in 2015 with special procedure and independent mechanism to speedily adjudicate the Commercial Disputes of specified value i.e. constitution of Commercial Courts at District Level, Commercial Appellate Courts at District Judge level, Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division.

The Commercial Courts Act, 2015 enumerates 21 kinds of transactions out of which the commercial dispute may arise, it includes those arising out of mercantile documents and transactions, export and import of merchandise, admiralty and maritime law, transactions relating to aircraft, carriage of goods, construction infrastructure contracts, agreements relating to immovable property used exclusive in trade or commerce and those relating to franchising, distribution, licensing, management, consultancy, joint venture, shareholders, subscription and investment pertaining to the services industry, including outsourcing and financial services, partnership agreements, partnership technology developments, intellectual property rights, sale of goods, mercantile agency, mercantile usage, insurance, reinsurance, exploitation of oil and gas reserves and other natural resources, contracts of agency. The Firm has a team of Advocates having experience in dealing with Commercial disputes.

The Firm provides complete litigation assistance to its client including the companies, firms and individuals. The Firm advises in relation to all the issues arising out of commercial transactions including complex commercial legal issues. The Firm drafts agreements, legal instruments and pleadings for its clients and also represents/appears on behalf of its clients before the Commercial Courts, the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.