We advise and represent businesses and families with interests across India, the UAE and the wider GCC: in the boardroom, before regulators and in court.
ATB Legal is a cross-border law firm with offices in India and the UAE. One team runs each matter end to end on both sides of the corridor, supported by a network of firms across the wider GCC, the UK, Singapore and Africa.
We act on commercial disputes and insolvency before the NCLT, on corporate transactions, FDI and governance, and on intellectual property, employment and the India–UAE trade corridor — for inbound investors and for Indian businesses expanding into the Gulf.
We are registered before the DIFC and ADGM Courts with rights of audience before both, and appear in international arbitration before the DIAC and the ICC. For mainland matters we work alongside established Emirati firms, keeping a single point of accountability for the client.
Have practised across common law and civil law jurisdictions for around two decades each — in private practice, in-house, and before the courts and tribunals where these matters are decided.
Plainly. We set out what a matter needs, what it is likely to cost and the realistic outcomes — and keep cross-border work under one coordinated team rather than several.
Nearly two decades across India, the UAE and Singapore. A Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and a CEDR-accredited mediator, registered before the DIFC Courts (Part II) and ADGM Courts. She appears as counsel in ICC, LCIA, SIAC, DIAC and arbitrateAD arbitrations, and serves as a panel member at DIAC and SCCA.
A corporate lawyer with about 20 years across common law and civil law jurisdictions — spanning mergers and acquisitions, due diligence, compliance and contracts, with in-house experience across several industries.
More than two decades with Big Four firms and industry across India and the Middle East, advising clients on due diligence, valuation and transaction structuring across a wide range of sectors.
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