Legal protection for India’s growth engines

Vendor disputes, labour matters, GST notices, lease enforcement — the things that actually threaten a small business, without a standing retainer.

6.3 Cr
MSMEs in India
₹11 Lakh Cr
MSME sector contribution
82%
Do not have a standing lawyer

Situations we are asked about

Problems that arrive here every week

Described the way people describe them, not the way a statute does.

  • A large buyer has not paid for monthsAn invoice to a bigger company, deferred repeatedly over registration formalities.
  • An employee is claiming wrongful terminationA complaint filed at the Labour Commissioner seeking reinstatement.
  • A distributor’s cheque has been stoppedGoods already supplied, and the cheque returned marked "payment stopped".
  • A demand notice has arrived from a GST officerAn input-credit reversal demand based on an alleged supplier mismatch.
  • A supplier is repricing mid-contractAn annual rate contract signed, and a steep hike demanded part-way through it.
  • A commercial landlord is withholding your depositLease completed, and damages alleged to justify keeping the deposit.

What we handle for msmes

  • MSME SamadhaanPayment-delay recovery filings under the MSMED Act.
  • Labour & HREmployment contracts, PF and ESI compliance, termination.
  • Vendor agreementsPurchase orders, supply chain and distribution contracts.
  • Licences & factoryShop Act, FSSAI, pollution and fire-safety documentation.
  • GST disputesDemand notices, show-cause replies and appeal support.
  • Udyam registrationUdyam filing and renewal assistance.

How this goes

What a small business writes to us about

The work, the published fee and the next step — for the things msmes actually write to us about.

  • Illustrative

    A large buyer has deferred your invoice for months.

    What is done
    Recovery of Money Notice, drafted and signed by a panel advocate
    What it costs
    From ₹99 — the exact fee follows the amount in dispute
    How it ends
    Sent by email and tracked post, with proof of dispatch on your order
    How long
    2–3 days
  • Illustrative

    A distributor has stopped payment on a cheque for goods already supplied.

    What is done
    Cheque Bounce Notice under S.138 of the NI Act, within the statutory window
    What it costs
    From ₹99 — the exact fee follows the cheque amount
    How it ends
    Served in time, which is what preserves the right to prosecute
    How long
    2–3 days

Cards marked illustrative describe how a matter of this kind is handled and what it costs from our published fees. They are not accounts of a particular client, and no outcome is promised.

Or write to us

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Tell us what happened and how to reach you. It reaches the same team as WhatsApp, and is the better route when there are dates and documents to set out in order.

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One of the two is enough — whichever you would rather be reached on. A number gets a WhatsApp reply, which is faster; an address is where a copy and any documents can be sent. Or message us instead.

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