A full-service law firm in India with an international outlook
International Trade Law Consultants has developed a specialised practice focused on international trade law and its related areas, while maintaining a broader corporate and commercial practice — legal advice, regulatory matters, commercial transactions and dispute resolution.
With our principal office in New Delhi, associate offices across the country and professional alliances with foreign law firms, we assist on matters that extend across jurisdictions, and coordinate strategy where domestic and international considerations intersect.
More about the firm →Cross-Border Representation →
Broad-based practice
International trade, corporate and commercial law, arbitration, litigation, customs, foreign investment, IP and NCLT matters.
Our approach
Careful legal analysis, commercial understanding, strategic thinking and effective representation.
International perspective
Alliances with lawyers abroad for international transactions, foreign proceedings and cross-border disputes.
Our commitment
Professional integrity, legal excellence, careful preparation and commitment to client interests.
Fourteen areas of practice
Domestic and cross-border transactions, regulatory proceedings, arbitration, litigation and related strategic advice.
International Trade & Finance Law
Documentary credits, guarantees, collections, trading terms and cross-border trade disputes.
→02Arbitration & ADR
Domestic and international arbitration in commercial, infrastructure and cross-border disputes.
→03Anti-Suit & Anti-Arbitration Injunctions
Strategy on jurisdiction and forum where parallel Indian and foreign proceedings arise.
→04International Litigation & Cross-Border Disputes
Disputes involving foreign parties, courts and legal systems, coordinated across jurisdictions.
→05International Commercial Agreements
Drafting, negotiation and vetting, and disputes over performance, payment and termination.
→06Intellectual Property Law
Protection, registration, licensing, commercialisation and enforcement of IP rights.
→07Corporate & Company Law
Formation, restructuring, M&A, amalgamations, winding-up and corporate disputes.
→08Customs, Excise & Import-Export Policy
Classification, valuation, penalties, confiscation and export-control proceedings.
→09Foreign Investment & Doing Business in India
Investment structures, market entry, joint ventures and foreign collaborations.
→10Anti-Dumping, CVD & Safeguards
WTO and Indian trade remedies, from petition to representation before the designated authority.
→11Mining & Natural Resources
Prospecting licences, mining leases and proceedings before specialised tribunals.
→12Power & Infrastructure
Regulatory and contentious electricity matters, including wheeling arrangements.
→13Telecommunications & Technology
Telecom and IT law, and representation before the relevant authorities.
→14General Practice of Law
Direct and indirect taxation, GST, National Green Tribunal matters and a broad range of advisory and contentious work, tailored to each engagement.
One matter. Multiple legal dimensions.
A cross-border transaction may involve trade finance, customs, commercial agreements, shipping, foreign investment and arbitration — while a corporate dispute may involve regulatory, contractual, intellectual-property or insolvency issues.
Our practice is structured to bring the relevant expertise together and develop a coordinated legal strategy around the matter as a whole, considering not only the immediate issue but its wider commercial, regulatory and procedural consequences.
One Coordinated Approach.
Notes on trade and dispute resolution
Practical notes and infographics from our practice.
Choosing the Right Incoterms® Rule
Incoterms® rules allocate costs, risks and tasks between seller and buyer — but choosing the wrong rule is a common source of disputes. Matching the rule to the mode of transport, risk, insurance and your letter of credit.
Read the note →Section 45 of the Arbitration Act after the 2019 Amendment
When a party to a New York Convention arbitration agreement is sued in an Indian court: the referral obligation, the shift to a “prima facie” review, and what it means in practice.
Read the note →New Delhi head office, associate offices across India
New Delhi
B-63, Gulmohar ParkNew Delhi, India – 110 049 +91 98184 25550 · Mobile & WhatsApp info@internationaltradelaw.org WhatsApp us →
Mumbai
23, Seagull Building, Carl Michael Road
Bengaluru
King Cross, 1st Floor, Innovative Multiplex, Marathahalli
Jaipur
208, Ganpati Plaza, M.I. Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Nagpur
Sanghi Sadan, Congress Nagar, Nagpur, Maharashtra
Ahmedabad
C-25, Shukan Mall, 3rd Floor, Shahibaug, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Abroad
Professional alliances with foreign law firms for cross-border matters.
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