Practice Areas
Strive Lex advises businesses and individuals across seven core areas of practice — from corporate advisory and contracts to insolvency, litigation, arbitration, regulatory compliance, and general commercial and civil matters.
Strive Lex advises businesses and individuals across seven core areas of practice — from corporate advisory and contracts to insolvency, litigation, arbitration, regulatory compliance, and general commercial and civil matters.
We advise businesses at every stage of their lifecycle — from formation to funding to eventual exit — on the corporate and governance decisions that shape how they operate, with an emphasis on commercial substance over legal formality.
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Contracts are where commercial intent meets legal risk. We draft and negotiate agreements that protect our clients' interests clearly, without unnecessary delay to the underlying transaction.
We represent creditors, debtors, and other stakeholders through the insolvency resolution process, and appear before the National Company Law Tribunal and NCLAT on restructuring and company law matters.
Not every dispute can be resolved through negotiation. When a matter goes to court, we prepare it thoroughly and represent it directly — while always weighing whether a faster, less adversarial route serves the client better.
Commercial disputes are increasingly resolved outside the courtroom. We represent parties through arbitration proceedings and mediated settlements, and draft the arbitration clauses that determine how future disputes will be handled.
Operating a business in India means operating within a regulatory framework that shifts often. We help clients understand what applies to them, and stay compliant as their business and the rules around it evolve.
Not every legal need fits neatly into a single category. We handle the everyday commercial and civil matters that individuals and businesses run into outside of specialised transactions or disputes.
Assistance with property-related documentation and disputes.
Drafting and review of general legal documents for individuals and small businesses.
Representation in day-to-day civil matters not covered under the categories above.