Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code
Expert Legal Solutions for Insolvency, Bankruptcy, and Business Restructuring in India
Insolvency and bankruptcy code, insolvency law
IBC lawyer in India, corporate insolvency lawyer, insolvency resolution professional, NCLT lawyer, bankruptcy advocate, debt recovery under IBC, business restructuring law firm
Leading IBC Lawyers in India
Financial distress can threaten the survival of a business—but with expert legal guidance, recovery or an orderly resolution is achievable. At Foresight Law Offices, our team specializes in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), providing tailored solutions for creditors, corporate debtors, and resolution professionals.
Services We Offer
Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process
We assist financial and operational creditors in initiating proceedings under the IBC, and guide debtors through restructuring and revival.
Representation Before NCLT & NCLAT
Our lawyers represent clients in all IBC-related proceedings before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT).
Resolution Plan Drafting & Negotiations
We prepare legally compliant and commercially viable resolution plans, protecting the interests of all stakeholders.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is ADR and how is it different from litigation?
ADR (arbitration, mediation, conciliation) is faster, private, and cost-effective compared to court case.
What is ADR and how is it different from litigation?
ADR (arbitration, mediation, conciliation) is faster, private, and cost-effective compared to court case.
What is ADR and how is it different from litigation?
ADR (arbitration, mediation, conciliation) is faster, private, and cost-effective compared to court case.
What is ADR and how is it different from litigation?
ADR (arbitration, mediation, conciliation) is faster, private, and cost-effective compared to court case.
What is ADR and how is it different from litigation?
ADR (arbitration, mediation, conciliation) is faster, private, and cost-effective compared to court case.
