For Overseas Firms & Businesses
India-Facing Legal Support for International Firms
Paralegal, research, and back-office support for overseas law firms, in-house counsel, and businesses that need a reliable India-based extension of their team.
Paralegal, research, and back-office support for overseas law firms, in-house counsel, and businesses that need a reliable India-based extension of their team.
If your firm or business regularly encounters Indian law questions, needs documents reviewed under Indian contract terms, or requires on-the-ground coordination with Indian courts, regulators, or counsel, Strive Lex can function as your India desk — a single, responsive point of contact who understands both the local legal landscape and the standards international teams expect.
This is separate from our core Indian litigation and advisory practice. It is structured specifically for foreign law firms and businesses that want dependable support without the overhead of hiring or supervising an in-house India team. Our attorneys appear before the Delhi High Court, District Courts, NCLT, and DRT, with advisory work extending to clients across India.
A client with property, inheritance, or a family dispute in India needs on-the-ground coordination — document verification, court appearances through counsel, or liaison with local family members.
A commercial deal, licensing arrangement, or vendor relationship involves an Indian party, and you need the contract reviewed against Indian law before your client signs.
Your client has a judgment or arbitral award from another jurisdiction and needs it recognised and enforced against assets or a party in India.
A counterparty or subsidiary is in financial distress and your client needs to understand or participate in an NCLT insolvency proceeding.
Your client has Indian operations, a subsidiary, or regular India-facing transactions and needs standing compliance and filing visibility, not a one-off answer.
A transaction or dispute requires India-side document review, data room organisation, or research at a scale beyond what a single email exchange can resolve.
Your matter is handled by a licensed Indian advocate, not routed through junior staff with no oversight.
Clear, timely updates in English, structured around your deadlines and time zone.
Work with us on a single matter, an ongoing retainer, or as your standing India point of contact — structured around what you actually need.
Every matter is overseen by an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council, appearing regularly before the Delhi High Court, District Courts, NCLT, and DRT.
We are glad to work under your firm's own confidentiality or engagement terms, or sign a separate NDA before any documents are shared, as your matter requires.
You work directly with the advocate handling your matter throughout the engagement — not a rotating queue of case handlers.
A defined scope and deliverable — a research memorandum, a contract review, coordination on a specific filing — scoped and quoted before work begins. The lowest-commitment way to start working together.
A monthly retainer for ongoing availability and a defined response-time commitment, for firms or businesses with recurring India-touching matters who want a dependable point of contact on call.
Priced per deliverable or document volume rather than an hourly advisory rate — suited to due diligence, discovery support, and research work at scale.
Bar Council rules limit how we can advertise specific fees. Tell us the shape of your matter and we'll come back with a scoped quote promptly.
Yes. Strive Lex regularly supports overseas law firms, in-house legal teams, and businesses in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, UAE, and elsewhere on India-facing matters, functioning as a dedicated India desk rather than a one-off local counsel referral.
Yes. We are glad to work under your firm's own confidentiality or engagement terms, or sign a separate NDA before any documents are shared, as your matter requires.
No. Many firms first get in touch before a matter is confirmed, simply to understand whether India involvement is needed and what it would look like. There is no cost or commitment to an initial conversation.
Bar Council of India rules limit how legal fees can be advertised, so we do not publish fixed rates. Engagements are structured as a single scoped matter, a standing monthly retainer, or per-deliverable pricing for document review and diligence work at volume — tell us the shape of your matter and we will come back with a scoped quote.
An advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of India, appearing before the Delhi High Court, District Courts, NCLT, and DRT — not a rotating queue of junior staff. You work directly with the person handling your matter throughout.
Every enquiry submitted through this website is reviewed personally by an attorney, typically within one business day.