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Ahlawat & Associates (A&A) is a leading full-service law firm in India, serving both domestic and international clients since 1978. Founded by Mrs. Avnish Ahlawat as a litigation practice, the firm has evolved into a multidisciplinary legal powerhouse offering end-to-end counsel across practice areas including Mergers & Acquisitions, Private Equity, Real Estate, Intellectual Property, Employment & Labour, Taxation, Education, Licensing & Registrations, and Global Business Setup.
With over four decades of experience, A&A has earned recognition for its expertise in Foreign Direct Investment, Joint Ventures, Corporate Governance, and comprehensive legal advisory to startups and established enterprises alike. The firm has successfully assisted clients from more than 20 jurisdictions in establishing and expanding their businesses in India, providing strategic and practical solutions tailored to their objectives.
Ahlawat & Associates stands out for its commitment to quality, integrity, and client-centric service—delivering globally benchmarked legal solutions backed by deep local insight.
With over four decades of experience, A&A has earned recognition for its expertise in Foreign Direct Investment, Joint Ventures, Corporate Governance, and comprehensive legal advisory to startups and established enterprises alike. The firm has successfully assisted clients from more than 20 jurisdictions in establishing and expanding their businesses in India, providing strategic and practical solutions tailored to their objectives.
Ahlawat & Associates stands out for its commitment to quality, integrity, and client-centric service—delivering globally benchmarked legal solutions backed by deep local insight.
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Foreign Investor Exit in India: FEMA ComplianceIndia has spent the last decade making it easier for foreign capital to come in. The FDI policy has been liberalised sector by sector, approval requirements have been trimmed, and most investments now flow in under the automatic route. What has not become easier is getting out. Exits remain closely regulated, and in our experience, this is where foreign investors run into trouble , not at...0 Commentaires 0 Parts 169 Vue 0 AperçuConnectez-vous pour aimer, partager et commenter!
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