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Vadodara · Gujarat · India
Simplified Legal Solutions to Complex Problems!
Schedule a DiscussionDushyant’s Legal Services was established in Vadodara in 2019 with a focus on delivering well-researched, practical legal work across civil, commercial, property, and intellectual property matters — alongside remote legal support for law firms internationally.
The practice serves clients across India and has assisted parties in matters involving jurisdictions in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Germany, and beyond. Services are provided in English, Hindi, and Gujarati.
Enrolled with the Bar Council of Gujarat (2015).
B.A.LL.B. (Dual Gold Medallist), LL.M. (Business Law).
WIPO certification and Harvard diploma.
Practises before the High Court of Gujarat and courts in Vadodara.
Contracts, corporate & commercial, intellectual property, real estate, and civil litigation.
Enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi (2023).
B.B.A. LL.B. (2023).
Legal associate on national and international matters.
Business advisory, compliance, and corporate & commercial matters.
Drafting, review, and analysis of commercial contracts under the Indian Contract Act 1872, including cross-border agreements governed by foreign law across multiple jurisdictions.
Read articlesGuidance on regulatory frameworks, statutory compliances, and applicable laws for enterprises operating in India and internationally — including GDPR, CCPA, and sector-specific rules.
Advisory on company law, corporate governance, commercial agreements, and regulatory compliance under the Companies Act 2013, SEBI regulations, and related statutes.
Legal guidance on property transactions, title verification, conveyancing, lease agreements, and disputes under the Transfer of Property Act 1882 and Registration Act 1908.
Read articlesInformation and guidance on trademark, copyright, patent, and design rights in India; registration procedures, DMCA processes, and international frameworks including WIPO treaties.
Read articlesRepresentation in civil proceedings before courts and tribunals, covering contractual disputes, property matters, torts, and enforcement of civil rights under applicable Indian law.
Experience across matters involving parties and jurisdictions in 16+ countries, with familiarity in US, UK, EU, and Commonwealth legal frameworks alongside Indian law.
Proficient in legal technology platforms — Clio, Practice Panther, document automation, e-signature workflows — enabling efficient, well-organised matter management.
Legal services available in English, Hindi, and Gujarati — ensuring clear communication for clients across linguistic backgrounds in Gujarat and beyond.
DLS collaborates with law firms internationally on legal research, drafting, document management, and legal technology setup — without requiring a local bar admission in your jurisdiction.
A practical solution for solo attorneys and small-to-mid-size firms in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and other common-law jurisdictions looking to extend capacity on specific matters or streamline their practice operations.
Share the Brief — send the matter or workflow gap; we scope timelines and systems.
Scoped Engagement — hourly or project-based work, with clear deliverables and check-ins.
Review & Handoff — revised as needed and delivered into your firm’s preferred format.
Case management system implementation, customisation, workflow automation, and ongoing support for your practice stack.
Research, drafting, and document support on specific matters — scalable and project-based.
Informational overviews of areas of law — for general awareness only, not legal advice.
India’s IP framework spans the Patents Act 1970, Trade Marks Act 1999, and Copyright Act 1957 — offering structured protection for innovations and creative works. Understanding registration timelines, TRIPS obligations, and the Madrid Protocol is essential for businesses operating in the Indian market.
Read OverviewA valid contract under the Indian Contract Act 1872 requires offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, and a lawful object. For commercial agreements, clauses on IP ownership, indemnity, limitation of liability, governing law, and dispute resolution are critical to protecting all parties.
Read OverviewProperty transactions in India are governed by the Transfer of Property Act 1882, Registration Act 1908, and state-specific stamp duty legislation. Prudent due diligence includes title verification, encumbrance certificates, mutation records, and RERA registration checks for new developments.
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