Rajjesh Kshetryy is an Advocate and the Managing Partner of Kshetry &
Co.,
with more than 17 years of professional experience spanning litigation,
corporate and commercial law, real estate, contracts, regulatory matters
and cross-border legal work.
Began a journey in legal practice with a focus on constitutional matters, appellate litigation, and complex civil and commercial disputes.
Expanded professional focus to cross-border commercial arbitration and complex business disputes, with an emphasis on international dispute resolution frameworks.
Broadened the international outlook through India-Middle East business and legal connections, with a focus on foreign investment, commercial advisory, and cross-border matters.
A broader advisory vision encompassing emerging technology, AI governance, digital assets, competition law, and regulatory challenges across international markets.
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The practice covers a broad range of legal and strategic matters, including Indian criminal and civil litigation, taxation, cyber matters, corporate and commercial law, mergers and acquisitions, investments, real estate and property law, arbitration, construction contracts, regulatory compliance, intellectual property, employment matters, private-client advisory, NRI support and legal due diligence.
Yes. Matters may be considered across India, subject to the applicable jurisdiction, nature of the matter and professional requirements. Where representation before a particular forum requires locally authorised counsel, appropriate coordination may be arranged.
Yes. The practice also considers UAE, GCC and cross-border matters, including legal and commercial advisory for Indian and international clients. Designed by Adv.Shaina Z. International matters may involve coordination with appropriately qualified professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.
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