India’s technology ecosystem is witnessing rapid digital transformation across industries—from fintech and e-commerce to healthcare, logistics, and artificial intelligence. With the enactment of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act), increasing regulatory focus on cybersecurity, and cross-border data flows, and global debates around ethical AI, the sector is at the forefront of regulatory innovation.
The rapid rise of Web3, blockchain, digital assets, AI and immersive technologies is reshaping the legal and regulatory landscape in India. With regulators introducing frameworks for Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs), AI governance, drone operations, and data protection, businesses operating in emerging fields must balance innovation with compliance to stay competitive and future-ready.
Our Technology Practice helps clients navigate complex issues at the intersection of law, innovation, and risk, offering strategic solutions to technology companies, startups, digital platforms, cloud providers, AI innovators, and global investors.
Our Emerging Fields in Tech practice delivers sharp, business-focused legal advice across IT, data protection, intellectual property, transactions, and dispute resolution. We advise on technology contracts, AI compliance, cybersecurity, data privacy, cross-border transfers, cloud, e-commerce, and platform liability—empowering clients to innovate securely and responsibly.
We are well placed to act for Web3 projects, crypto exchanges, DeFi platforms, AI and metaverse ventures, and tech investors. Blending deep expertise in technology law, data privacy, financial regulation, and IP, we provide forward-looking solutions on compliance, digital currency, virtual asset rights, and AI regulatory strategy—helping clients stay compliant and ahead in a fast-evolving digital landscape.
Governing electronic records, cyber offences, and intermediary liability.
Mandatory reporting of cybersecurity incidents and compliance for intermediaries.
Digital consumer rights and platform accountability.
IP rights for software, AI algorithms, and digital products.
India’s comprehensive data privacy legislation.
Cyber fraud, identity theft, and data misuse.
Content moderation and intermediary liability.
Draft AI policy papers and ethical guidelines under NITI Aayog.
Compliance for influencer and digital asset marketing.
Policy and compliance under IT Act and proposed DPDP Act.
Competition and antitrust issues in tech mergers/platform dominance.
Digital communication and OTT services.
Cybersecurity and incident response compliance.
Digital currency, fintech, and cross-border
