Legal trouble rarely arrives as one problem.
A regulator's notice carries a criminal edge. A contract dispute threatens a lender covenant. A shareholder fight ends before the NCLT. Most businesses meet these with separate advisers who never speak to each other.
Trayambic works as prime advisor on the whole matter.
We establish the facts, map the exposure across every law in play, and set one strategy. Where the matter needs advocates, we identify counsel suited to it, prepare the brief and the record, and coordinate the work through to resolution. Counsel are engaged directly by you and act under their own professional rules.
Before trouble arrives, the same discipline builds compliance: a clear statement of what your sector's laws require, and a programme that meets it.
When clients call us
A summons, show-cause notice or inquiry has arrived from a regulator or an agency.
What the practice covers
Regulatory compliance
Company and LLP law, foreign exchange and foreign investment, securities and listed-entity obligations, RBI-regulated activity, labour and employment law, consumer and advertising rules, environmental and ESG obligations
Matters outside these areas are taken by appointment, where the panel holds the depth the matter needs.
What we do in a mandate
Facts, documents and every law in play, ranked by severity
One position across civil, criminal and regulatory fronts, with options costed for time and risk
Advocates matched to the forum and the matter; you engage them directly
Chronology, document bundles, financial and forensic analysis
Timelines, document production and attendance preparation, with counsel leading every legal submission
One point of contact, a calendar of dates, budget tracking
Obligations register, policies, controls, training and periodic audit
Commercial settlement strategy between private parties and with lenders
Who we bring
Each mandate draws only the specialists it needs. Names are disclosed to clients under engagement, never on a website.
- 01Senior counsel and High Court and Supreme Court advocatesOpinions, hearings and appellate strategy
- 02Registered insolvency professionalsResolution and liquidation processes
- 03Corporate and transactional law firmsContracts, diligence and deals
- 04Arbitration counsel and retired judgesArbitration, mediation and independent views
- 05Former regulators and adjudicating officersHow a regulator reads a file and runs its procedure
- 06Forensic accountants and financial investigatorsTracing, reconstruction and expert reports
- 07Digital forensics specialistsDevice, email and data evidence
- 08Sector regulatory specialistsRERA, energy, media and healthcare rules
- 09Labour and employment specialistsWorkforce compliance and disputes
- 10Crisis and reputation advisersMatters likely to reach the press
How a mandate runs
- STAGE IAssess
A confidential review of the facts, the documents and every law in play. Urgent matters are taken first. You receive a written exposure note.
- STAGE IIScope
A written scope with priced options. Counsel are proposed by role and seniority, and you approve each engagement.
- STAGE IIIExecute
Counsel act. We direct preparation, the record and the timeline, and report to you every week.
- STAGE IVGovern
After resolution, a compliance programme and periodic review, so the same exposure does not return.
Sectors
RERA compliance, title and development-agreement disputes
How legal work is delivered
Trayambic Advisory is not a law firm and does not practise law. Representation before courts, tribunals and authorities, and legal opinions, are provided by independent advocates and law firms engaged directly by the client. Trayambic's role is assessment, strategy, preparation and coordination.
FAQs
No. We are the prime advisor who assesses the matter, sets the strategy with you and coordinates the specialists. Legal services are rendered by independent advocates you engage directly.
Advocates you engage, chosen from our recommendations or your own. They act under their own professional rules and owe their duties to you.
Yes. We work alongside them and bring in further specialists only where the matter needs it.
A non-disclosure agreement is signed and a conflict check completed before any document is shared. Sensitive legal communications are routed through instructed counsel, so professional privilege can be preserved.
Our fee covers our own advisory work and is scoped in writing before work begins. Counsel's fees are agreed with, and paid directly to, counsel.