FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does Kshetry & Co. provide?

Kshetry & Co. provides legal and advisory services across litigation, dispute resolution, corporate and commercial matters, real estate and property, construction and procurement contracts, regulatory compliance, taxation related legal matters, intellectual property, employment matters, arbitration, cross border transactions and other specialised legal requirements.

The firm’s practice is designed to support matters connected with India, the UAE, the UK, Thailand, the US and other international jurisdictions through its offices, consultants, professional networks and jurisdiction specific advisers, as applicable.

Yes. You may submit an international or cross-border enquiry through the Contact Us form. Your enquiry can be directed to the relevant jurisdictional or practice-area team.

You may use the online enquiry form or contact the relevant office/team through the details provided on the Contact Us page. Please provide sufficient information for the firm to understand the nature of your enquiry.

You may request an initial consultation. Any consultation, engagement, scope of work and professional fee arrangement will be subject to the firm’s applicable procedures and written confirmation.

No. Submission of an enquiry form, email or other communication does not by itself create an advocate -client, solicitor client or other professional relationship. Such a relationship arises only upon formal acceptance and engagement, subject to applicable law and the firm’s terms.

The firm treats client and prospective client communications with appropriate confidentiality, subject to applicable law, professional obligations, conflicts requirements and other lawful disclosures.

No. Every enquiry may be subject to an assessment of the nature of the matter, conflicts of interest, professional obligations, jurisdiction, availability and other applicable considerations.

Online enquiries are generally used for preliminary assessment and routing. Formal legal advice may require documents, verification of facts, identification of the parties and a properly established professional engagement.

Please provide only information reasonably necessary for the initial enquiry unless the firm has specifically instructed you to use a secure document sharing channel. Sensitive or highly confidential documents should preferably be shared through an authorised secure communication method.

Professional fees depend on factors such as the nature and complexity of the matter, seniority and expertise required, jurisdiction, urgency, volume of documentation, expected time commitment and scope of engagement. Applicable fees will be communicated separately.

Certain matters may be undertaken on a fixed-fee basis, while others may require hourly, stagewise, retainer or other agreed fee structures, depending on the engagement.

Consultation fees, where applicable, depend on the nature of the consultation and the professional involved. The applicable fee should be confirmed before a consultation is scheduled.

The firm can assist with cross-border legal and commercial requirements, subject to the laws of the relevant jurisdictions and the involvement of appropriately qualified local counsel or advisers where required.

Yes. Contracts may be reviewed for commercial, legal, regulatory, risk-allocation, disputeresolution, governing law, liability and related considerations, subject to the relevant jurisdiction and scope of engagement.

The firm may provide legal and regulatory assistance in connection with business structuring, incorporation related matters, contracts, compliance and related advisory requirements, subject to the applicable jurisdiction.

Yes. You may submit details of an ongoing, anticipated or proposed dispute for preliminary assessment. The firm may request pleadings, notices, orders, correspondence and other relevant documents before determining the appropriate course of action.

The firm may advise on arbitration, mediation, negotiation and other dispute resolution mechanisms, subject to the nature of the matter and applicable jurisdiction.

Urgent matters may be considered depending on availability, jurisdiction, deadlines and professional obligations. Where a statutory or court deadline is approaching, clients should communicate the urgency clearly and provide the relevant documents immediately.

Employment, internship, consultancy and other professional opportunities may be submitted through the Careers channel or the designated HR contact published on the website.

Applications may be considered based on the requirements of the relevant role, jurisdiction, professional qualifications and applicable regulatory requirements.

For recruitment, HR, professional engagement or related organisational enquiries, use the dedicated Global HR contact displayed on the Contact Us page.

Professional collaboration proposals may be submitted through the Business Collaborations channel. All proposed collaborations remain subject to appropriate due diligence, conflicts checks, regulatory requirements and mutually agreed terms.

No. Website content is provided for general informational purposes and should not be treated as legal advice or as a substitute for advice on a specific matter.

No. Laws, regulations, procedures and their application vary according to jurisdiction and circumstances. Advice should be obtained from a suitably qualified professional after considering the facts and documents relevant to the matter.

No. Representation is subject to the firm’s assessment, conflicts and compliance procedures, availability, applicable professional rules and execution of the appropriate engagement documentation.