Practice Area

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Commercially informed strategies for preventing, managing, and resolving business disputes.

Overview

Our litigation and arbitration lawyers help businesses assess disputes, prepare legal strategies, and pursue appropriate resolution proceedings. We combine an understanding of commercial priorities with experience in court proceedings, arbitration, and shareholder matters. From early legal notices and pre-litigation strategy to representation and coordination with senior counsel, our team supports clients through the dispute process with clear advice and a focus on their objectives.

Key Services

  • Pre-litigation advice and strategy for potential or ongoing disputes.
  • Drafting legal notices and responding to notices received.
  • Representation in commercial, civil, and criminal proceedings before courts and tribunals.
  • Shareholder disputes, including oppression and mismanagement matters.
  • Domestic and international arbitration.
  • Briefing and coordinating with senior counsel in high-stakes or critical matters.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Litigation & Dispute Resolution — answers to the questions clients ask us most.

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What is pre-litigation advisory?

Assessing a dispute before filing — evaluating strength, outcomes, costs, and alternatives. Often prevents expensive litigation by identifying settlement opportunities. We recommend it for every dispute.

What disputes does Resurgent Legal handle?

Commercial disputes, shareholder disputes, contractual disagreements, real estate, employment disputes, regulatory enforcement, and white-collar crime defence — domestic and cross-border.

Arbitration vs litigation — what is the difference?

Litigation is in public courts with formal procedures and appeal rights. Arbitration is private, confidential, with party-chosen arbitrators and final binding awards. Arbitration is generally faster.

Can you handle international arbitration?

Yes — ICC, SIAC, LCIA, and ad hoc rules. We also advise on enforcement of foreign awards in India under Part II of the Arbitration Act, 1996.

When should I brief a senior counsel?

For Supreme Court, High Court, or tribunal hearings in complex or high-stakes matters. Senior counsel bring courtroom authority and specialised expertise. We identify the right counsel, prepare briefs, and coordinate the engagement.

Every legal challenge is unique.

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