King Stubb & Kasiva (KSK) is a full-service corporate law firm based in India with a pan-India presence and an international client base. The firm provides legal services across a broad range of practice areas including banking, capital markets, competition and antitrust, corporate and commercial law, information technology, infrastructure and project finance, insolvency, intellectual property rights, labor and employment, litigation, media law, mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital, real estate, regulatory matters, and taxation. KSK publishes insights, articles, and updates on legal developments relevant to corporate and commercial law, regulatory changes, dispute resolution, and sector-specific legal issues, aiming to align legal strategies with business objectives.
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Startups have gained significant traction in India over the past decade, with a surge in entrepreneurial spirit and government initiatives to foster innovation and economic growth. However, navigating the legal landscape is crucial for startups to establish themselves and…
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In the fiscal year 2021-22, India witnessed a record high of US$ 83.57 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows. Over the past seven fiscal years (2014-2021), FDI inflows amounted to US$ 440.27 billion, which accounts for approximately 58%…
Obtaining a trademark registration is an important step in safeguarding the brand’s identity. However, when filing a trademark application, it is typical to obtain an examination report explaining the trademark examiner’s objections. Effectively responding to this report is critical to…
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Corporate restructuring activities, such as Mergers and Amalgamations, are extensively regulated under the Companies Act 2013. However, the taxation aspect, including changes in the taxation computation system and provisions regarding the treatment of different types of mergers and…
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A trademark, represented by a distinctive symbol or mark, serves as a crucial tool for establishing an entity’s identity and safeguarding the reputation and credibility of its products and services. The protection of trademarks in India is governed by…
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Founder disputes are conflicts that arise between two or more founders of a startup, often stemming from issues such as disagreements over equity sharing ratios, dissatisfaction with management styles, investment concerns, power distribution, and various other factors. These disputes…
Mobile phones have become integral to our lives, and companies rely on patents to protect their innovations and gain market share. In the ever-evolving smartphone industry, intense competition among manufacturers drives technological advancements. Patent wars in smartphone technology primarily revolve…
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The crypto assets sector holds significant potential for the economy and employment. However, the existing legal framework falls short in addressing policy concerns and issues surrounding crypto assets. Therefore, it is imperative for governments worldwide to develop comprehensive standard…
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Domain names serve as essential keywords that distinguish web servers and provide a memorable, comprehensive, and user-friendly identity for websites. They act as identifying factors for data locations on the internet, facilitating the search for specific web addresses.
The…
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an important part of corporate operations that reflects a company’s commitment to social and environmental welfare. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) of India proposed significant modifications to the regulatory framework governing CSR with…
