Bharucha & Co. is a law firm that provides a wide range of legal services with a focus on corporate and commercial law. The firm has a rich history and has been serving clients for over 150 years, offering expertise in various domains including intellectual property, taxation, real estate, and dispute resolution.

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Bharucha & Partners was founded in March 2008 on immutable principles of professional ethics and excellence. The Firm has grown to three offices in three cities with 11 Partners and over 80 lawyers. The Firm’s expertise in corporate and commercial practice with mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance, litigation, arbitration, intellectual property, media laws, governance, ethics, & anti-corruption, capital markets, and financial regulation is well recognized, and it counts leading international and Indian corporate houses, banks, financial institutions and funds amongst its clients.

B&P offers a blend of rich experience, creativity and the energy of youth. Each partner has a proven track record of handling complex commercial transactions or disputes. Each associate has been individually groomed or selected as sharing the qualities and vision of the partners.

The Firm stands committed to its values of putting client interests first, delivering work of the highest quality, and always remaining consistent with the highest ethical standards.

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Bharucha and Partners is delighted to announce that Sneha Jaisingh, Partner, has been recognised by India Business Law Journal as a Future Legal Leader for 2024.

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In their second article in a series on employment contracts and CIRP, Ayesha Bharucha, Counsel, and Prakshit Baid, Associate, examine whether employees may rely on ipso facto clauses to terminate their employment contracts in the event of their employer’s insolvency.

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Bharucha and Partners advised Emerald Technology Ventures, a global venture capital firm, on its minority investment in INDRA, a smart water treatment startup.
Emerald Technology Ventures is headquartered in Zurich and focuses on investing in clean technology. 
The team was led by Vandana Pai, Partner, Head – Investment Funds, with assistance from Hardik Dave, Associate and Priankita Das, Associate. 

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As a general rule, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code prohibits the termination of contracts for the supply of critical goods or services unless there is a default on current dues. In the 1st article in a 2-part series, Ayesha Bharucha, Counsel, and Prakshit Baid, Associate, examine whether a resolution professional can enforce an employment contract (for an employee, not a ‘workman’) during the moratorium period.

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In a recent judgment, the Supreme Court held that arbitrators cannot unilaterally revise their fees. However, the Court clarified that an attempt to do so would not necessarily constitute grounds for termination of the arbitrators’ appointment. In an article for India Business Law Journal, Sneha Jaisingh, Partner, and Zashank Mehta, Associate, analyse the Court’s decision.
 
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