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Legal Due Diligence & Advisory

Apris Law Firm is a preferred legal partner for due diligence and strategic advisory under Indian laws, known for its rigorous approach, commercial insight, and commitment to client success. Whether preparing for a transaction or ensuring day-to-day compliance, Apris ensures legal clarity, reduces risk exposure, and supports informed decision-making at every step.

Legal Due Diligence Practice

Apris conducts comprehensive legal due diligence for mergers and acquisitions (M&A), investments, corporate structuring, asset transfers, and regulatory compliance assessments.

Key Areas of Due Diligence:

  • Employment & Labour Law Compliance: Verification of HR policies, employment contracts, PF/ESI adherence, and statutory benefits.
  • Litigation & Dispute Review: Analysis of ongoing or potential litigation risks, arbitration, and regulatory inquiries.
  • Real Estate and Property Due Diligence: Title verification, encumbrance checks, and land use compliance.
  • Intellectual Property (IP): Review of trademarks, copyrights, and IP ownership in licensing, branding, and tech assets.
  • Sectoral Regulatory Compliance: Depending on industry—FEMA, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) , Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Environment, etc.
  • Corporate and Secretarial Compliance: Review of charter documents, shareholding, board resolutions, and filings under the Companies Act.
  • Contractual Commitments: Assessment of key commercial agreements, liabilities, warranties, and termination risks.

Deliverables include red-flag reports, detailed diligence summaries, risk matrices, and compliance checklists tailored to the client’s needs.

Legal Advisory Practice

Apris provides strategic legal advisory to Indian and international clients across a wide range of industries and regulatory environments.

Core Areas of Legal Advisory:

  • Corporate Law: Incorporation, restructuring, board advisory, and governance best practices.
  • Commercial Transactions: Drafting and vetting of vendor, supply, licensing, and service agreements.
  • Regulatory and Policy Advisory: Guidance on RBI, SEBI, MCA, DPIIT, and industry-specific regulations .
  • Foreign Investment & FDI Compliance: Structuring inbound investments, compliance with FEMA and FDI norms.
  • ESG and Data Privacy: Advisory on evolving ESG obligations and data protection compliance.
  • Startups & Emerging Businesses: Legal structuring, term sheet advisory, cap table analysis, and IP protection.

Apris often plays a long-term advisory role, working alongside business, tax, and finance teams to ensure legally sound decisions and regulatory compliance.

Clientele

Apris Law Firm advises:

  • Indian and foreign corporates
  • Investors, private equity & venture capital funds
  • Startups and founders
  • Manufacturing, technology, healthcare, fintech, and real estate companies
  • NGOs and not-for-profit organizations

Why Choose Apris for Due Diligence & Legal Advisory:

  • In-depth sectoral understanding and regulatory foresight
  • Diligent documentation review and risk identification
  • Clear, concise, and solution-oriented reporting
  • Seamless coordination with litigation, IP, and transactional teams
  • Trusted counsel for domestic and cross-border advisory mandates

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