Advocate Bharat Mirchandani

Professional Summary

Bharat M. Mirchandani is an accomplished Advocate practising at the Hon'ble High Court at Bombay and Founder/Proprietor of Mirchandani Advocates & Co. (MA & Co). Bharat M. Mirchandani provides expert consultancy and legal services in the realm of Civil, Criminal, Commercial, Property, Testamentary Law, Intellectual Property Rights (Domestic & International) as well as Alternate Dispute Resolution, handling matters ranging from the Tribunals (DRAT, NCDRC, NCLAT etc.) Lower District Courts, City Civil and Sessions Courts, High Court of Bombay, Arbitrations and Mediations, as well as matters in the Supreme Court & other High Courts of India. By aiming to provide client-oriented and cost-effective legal services while ensuring adherence to the highest standards of professional ethics, Bharat M. Mirchandani and MA & Co. have build a strong professional reputation based on trust, clarity and consistent results. ... Read More

VCLO Specialization

• ESOP, Employee Contracts & Consultant Agreements
• Real Estate & Leasing Agreements
• Company Incorporation & Structuring
• Intellectual Property (IP) Law
• Private Equity & Venture Capital
• Securities Law (SEBI, Listing Obligations)
• Debt & Equity Financing
• Regulatory Filings & Compliance (MCA, RBI, SEBI, FSSAI etc.)
• Environmental & Sustainability Compliance (ESG)
• Employment & Labour Law Compliance
• Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A)
• Franchise & Licensing
• Corporate Governance
• Service Level & Vendor Agreements
• Data Protection & IT Compliance (including GDPR, DPDP Act)
• Legal Due Diligence
• Commercial Contract Drafting
• Drafting of MoA, AoA & Shareholders Agreements
• Non-Disclosure & Confidentiality Agreements
• Taxation (Corporate & Transactional Structuring)
• Dispute Resolution (Corporate Arbitration, Commercial Mediation)
• Technology & SaaS Contracts
• E-commerce & Consumer Law

Language Spoken

• English
• Hindi
• Marathi

Jurisdictions

• Mumbai
• Delhi

Practicing Domain

Practicing Courts

High Court

Supreme Court

Subordinate Courts