Start-ups & E-commerce

Start-ups & E-commerce

Singhania & Partners have advised more than fifty start-ups through various stages including incorporation to funding.  Our start-up lawyers advise new-age companies in structuring their business model to meet the challenges of online sales and the legislation hovering around e-commerce. The firm provides consultancy on laws governing e-commerce business in India which includes the Indian Contract Act, Information and Technology Act, Venture Capital, Private Equity Funding, and Foreign Direct Investment Policy, etc. 

Our start-up practice provide advice both domestic and foreign entities on investments in India, matters related to e-commerce platforms, payment getways, advertising and marketing content, and relevant commercial support.  We advise start-ups in structuring their business model to meet the challenges of online sales and the legislation hoveringaround e-commerce.

Our lawyers are on the advisory board of a number of start-ups and are the legal counsel to Incubators and Investment Funds. We also run a virtual training programme on legal know-how for start-ups where we train the founders and key members of new age start-ups with limited budgets on important laws relevant for them. 

We advise start-ups in structuring their business model to meet the challenges of online sales and the legislation hovering around e-commerce. We provide consultancy on laws governing e-commerce business in India which includes Indian Contract Act, Information and Technology Act, Foreign Direct Investment Policy etc. Our start-up practice provide advice on matters related to e-commerce platforms, advertising and marketing content, and relevant commercial support. We also advise both foreign and domestic entities in investing in start-ups in India.