I.G. & Associates is experienced in representing corporations, venture capital, and private equity firms, boards of directors, board committees, individual officers, and directors and representing them before various judicial forums. We counsel clients on means to mitigate the risk of litigation in connection with significant corporate and commercial transactions. We steer a company through drafting, negotiating, and finalizing relevant transaction documents and appear before Courts, Tribunals, and other adjudicatory authorities.

Our formidable team of professionals has a rich experience and expertise in matters pertaining to the Companies Act and the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC) before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) and in other aspects of Business and Corporate Laws in India including the Incorporation of Companies, Corporate Restructuring, Oppression/Mismanagement, Winding Up, to name a few.

We provide comprehensive services to handle disputes arising from various commercial, operational, and business-related matters. These disputes can arise from vendor conflicts, competition-related malpractices, recovery issues with business partners such as franchisees or licensees, service or delivery problems with suppliers, quality concerns in project collaborations, and more. Our services cover both the core and ancillary activities of companies. We assist our clients with pre-litigation strategies, including communication and legal notices tailored to the specific needs of their business. We take legal action in cases of breaches, violations, and disputes related to commercial and business agreements. Our expertise also extends to resolving conflicts with vendors, suppliers, franchisees, distributors, channel partners, and addressing disputes between business partners. We handle dues and payment recovery matters, enforce business and commercial agreements, and assist with damages recovery and other claims. Additionally, we handle consumer claims, disputes with customers, criminal and civil actions related to dishonored cheques, and disputes arising from corporate and bank guarantees.