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The year gone by was a big one for the Indian legal market. The market opened to international law firms and disruptive technology-based tools and practices. More lawyers set up specialised firms, and in-house counsel got a lot more sophisticated. Continuous regulatory reforms promised new work as transactional lawyers looked to adapt to a global slowdown and a funding winter. Law firms say that 2024 will bring more investment in in-house capabilities, adoption of technology, focus on new laws l...

NOV DEC 2023 Welcome to the latest issue of ALB India magazine, where we turn our spotlight onto the dynamic realm of intellectual property (IP). In this

Mumbai-headquartered law firms BTG Legal and Advaya Legal have merged to form BTG Advaya, an 11-partner law firm with a presence in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi.

Mumbai-headquartered law firms BTG Legal and Advaya Legal have merged to form BTG Advaya, an 11-partner law firm with a presence in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi.

Law firms BTG Legal and Advaya Legal are merging to form BTG Advaya, with a total of 11 partners and offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and New Delhi. The merged firm will maintain a partner-to-associate ratio of 1:4. BTG Legal was founded by Prashant Mara in 2014 after working with international law firm Osborne Clarke, while Advaya Legal was founded in 2010 by Ramesh Vaidyanathan. The merger aims to enhance their ability to provide top-tier legal services and diversify their client base.

Addressing customer claims during insolvency is not a straightforward matter as the IBC provides a mechanism to resolve insolvencies, but does not explicitly outline the treatment of customer claims, such as refunds for cancelled tickets.