Insolvency & Bankruptcy

End-to-end advisory and representation under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 — for creditors, debtors, resolution professionals and resolution applicants.

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Overview

Understanding Insolvency & Bankruptcy

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) provides a unified legal framework for resolving insolvency and financial distress across corporations, partnerships, and individuals. It aims to ensure time-bound resolution, value maximization of assets, and balanced protection of creditor and debtor interests. IBC proceedings involve multiple stakeholders, including financial creditors, operational creditors, corporate debtors, insolvency professionals (IRPs/RPs), and resolution applicants, and are conducted primarily before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and appellate authority NCLAT. We represent all key stakeholders across the insolvency lifecycle, including Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP), liquidation, voluntary liquidation, and pre-pack insolvency proceedings, ensuring strategic positioning at every stage of the process. Our advisory also extends to cross-border insolvency structures and complex multi-party negotiations. Our approach focuses on protecting financial interests, maximizing recovery, and ensuring legally compliant resolution or restructuring outcomes under the IBC framework.
What We Cover

Key Highlights

Strategic Representation Before NCLT & NCLAT
Maximized Recovery for Creditors
Efficient Resolution Plan Structuring
Strong Defence for Corporate Debtors
Expert Handling of Insolvency Litigation
Protection Against Asset Dissipation
End-to-End CIRP & Liquidation Support
Cross-Border Insolvency Advisory Capability
Our Process

How We Help You

A straightforward, transparent path from first call to resolution.

1Default & Demand Notice

Issue Section 8 notice (operational) or compile NPA records (financial); assess admissibility.

2NCLT Application

File Section 7 / 9 / 10 application with default proof and proposal of IRP.

3Admission & CIRP

On admission, moratorium triggers; CoC constitutes; resolution plans invited.

4Resolution / Liquidation

Approved plan binds all stakeholders; on no-plan, liquidation order is passed.

Checklist

Documents Required

  • Demand notice and reply (operational creditor)
  • Loan documents, default records, NPA classification
  • Books of account and audited financials
  • Identity and authorization of authorized representative
  • Proposed IRP consent (Form 2)
FAQs

Common Questions

Everything you need to know before you begin

Default of ₹1 crore or more is required to trigger a corporate insolvency resolution process.

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