India

In 2016 Royzz & Co restructured to become a full-service law firm. It is headed by its founder and managing partner, Ms Mahua Roy Chowdhury. The restructuring has resulted in the expansion of its practice areas and, accordingly, the induction of new partners in various domains. Mr Sanjay Visen (litigation), Mr Rakesh Parik (corporate, M&A and tax) and Mr Dhaval Shah (real estate and project finance) and Mr Suresh Balakrishnan (insurance-of counsel). The firm has its presence in Mumbai, Delhi,Ahmedabad and  Chennai. The firm is skilled in commercial dispute resolution and technology transaction while  retaining its core strength in IP including patent drafting,  prosecution and litigation. The firms practice have vast experience in strategic advisory for ‘India entry’ and/or product launch.

Brus Chambers, with strong arbitration practice and result oriented, is considered as a beacon of excellence in international and domestic commercial arbitration more particularly focused on infrastructure, shipping, energy, oil, gas, contractual and commercial.

Dr. Shrikant Hathi listed by Legal 500 in the ‘Hall of Fame’ and Ms. Binita Hathi ranked by Legal 500 as ‘Leading Individual’ in India for shipping work co-heads the shipping and shipping litigation and arbitration practice including ship arrest in India.

The Firm’s practice combines an interdisciplinary team of litigators and transactional attorneys advising some of India’s most prominent media, entertainment, and communications companies and individuals. We represent clients across the entire spectrum of the media and entertainment industry, including television, films, radio, music, print and publications, events, fashion, arts, OTT platforms, etc. Sports is a sunrise sector, where our lawyers have been at the forefront of delivering solutions that are legally sound and commercially feasible with respect to governing bodies, sports federations, league owners, sports management companies, sportspersons, broadcasters, and, specialist dispute resolution mechanism.