ThinkLaw, CMS INDUSLAW Advises Palmonas Through Major Rs.40 Million Funding Round

ThinkLaw and CMS INDUSLAW advised on Palmonas’ Rs.40 million Series B fundraise, guiding key legal aspects of the transaction. The fresh capital will help Palmonas expand operations, strengthen brand visibility, and accelerate growth by broadening its product offerings.

CMS INDUSLAW Strengthens Team as Abir Lal Dey and Satyadarshi Kunal Join as Partners

CMS INDUSLAW has strengthened its Banking & Finance and Projects, Energy & Infrastructure teams by adding Partners Abir Lal Dey as an Equity Partner and Satyadarshi Kunal, both joining from Saraf & Partners to enhance its specialised practice capabilities.

Three CMS INDUSLAW Partners Along With 19 Lawyers Join JSA

CMS INDUSLAW Partners Siddharth Manchanda, Minhaz Lokhandwala and Rashi Saraf, along with 18 associates and retained partner Vinit Patwari, are set to join JSA Advocates & Solicitors. Their addition will significantly strengthen JSA’s corporate practice in Mumbai and Bengaluru.

Cosmic PV Power Files Rs.640-Crore IPO: CMS INDUSLAW Advises on Public Issue

Cosmic PV Power Limited plans a Rs.640 crore IPO, featuring a Rs.540 crore fresh issue and a Rs.100 crore OFS by promoters and investors. CMS INDUSLAW is advising the company on the public issue as it moves forward.

CMS INDUSLAW Advises Intellius Recode On Rs.117 Crore IPO

CMS INDUSLAW has been appointed as sole Indian legal counsel to Intellius Recode Limited and Inga Ventures Private Limited for the proposed IPO. The mandate includes advising on regulatory, structuring, and compliance aspects of the offering, with Inga Ventures acting as the book running lead manager for the public issue.

After Dentons Link Legal, CMS IndusLaw challenges BCI Rules on Foreign Law Firms before Delhi High Court

CMS IndusLaw has filed a plea in the Delhi High Court questioning the Bar Council of India’s Rules that allow foreign law firms to operate in India, calling them unconstitutional and beyond the Advocates Act. The Court has sought clarity from the BCI on approvals from the CJI and Central government.

Delhi High Court Slams BCI Rules Imposing Major Penalties on Foreign Law Firms Without Full Inquiry

The Delhi High Court criticised the Bar Council of India’s rules allowing suspension of foreign law firms based only on a preliminary inquiry, calling them “drastic” and unfair. The Court warned that the BCI must amend the rules or the bench will read them down.