V Law Partners

The firm has served clients working in various sectors viz. pharmaceutical industry, builders and developers, F & B, broadcasting, tours and travels, information technology, architects, media and insurance. Some of the very well known companies in each of the above sectors use the firm's assistance for not only transactions and commercial contracts... but also have the firm on retainer basis to hand hold them in their day to day activities. In many ways the firm operates as an in-house legal team for such companies. The firm thus plays a key role in ensuring its client's businesses operate smoothly. The firm also has wide experience in serving individual clients in the various legal matters relating to personal, family and professional issues. With its lawyers having firsthand knowledge and experience of the Indian market, the firm acts and advises on transactions across a broad spectrum of areas and industries. For international clients the firm endeavors to provide the facility of a 'one stop shop' for all their legal and business requirements in India. The firm has worked in collaboration with many eminent lawyers, renowned law firms and accounting firms in India and abroad on multifarious projects. The firm operates through integrated network offices in New Delhi, Bangalore and Kolkata. At all times, at the request of its clients, the firm retains the care, control and supervision of all matters referred to any correspondent offices. Vivek Daswaney, the founder of this firm, completed his Bachelor of Law degree ("LL.B.") in 2009 and since then has been enrolled as an Advocate with the Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa. While in practice, he simultaneously went on to do his masters in commercial laws and completed his Master of Law degree ("LL.M.") from the University of Mumbai in 2000. His subjects in LL.M. included contract law, company law, tax laws, intellectual property laws and labour laws. Vivek is also enrolled as a Solicitor with The Bombay Incorporated Law Society (June 2002) and as a "Non-Practicing ...Read More