Bridging The Gap Between The Conventional And Modern Legal Methodologies
JurisLab Legal is a boutique Indian law firm. We strive to maintain lasting relationships with our clients by understanding their business needs and offering simple yet effective solutions to complex legal and regulatory challenges. Our one straightforward approach has helped us foster long-term relationship and associations with our clients - the 4 Cs - Communication, Coordination, Cooperation, and Collaboration.
The word “Lab” in “JurisLab” underpins the core ideology and philosophy of the firm, comprising a collegiate of Lawyers with a rich mix of domestic and international experience to bridge the gap between the conventional and the unconventional approaches willing to explore the unknown legal terrains in the best interest of the clients.
The word “Lab” in “JurisLab” underpins the core ideology and philosophy of the firm, comprising a collegiate of Lawyers with a rich mix of domestic and international experience to bridge the gap between the conventional and the unconventional approaches willing to explore the unknown legal terrains in the best interest of the clients.
In addition to the above, JurisLab Legal is considered
the Crisis Management Experts
Our team of multidisciplinary and experienced lawyers cover a full range of crisis management issues from rapid response advice, to long-term sustainability and contingency planning, to crisis leadership and strategy development. We work collaboratively with boards, crisis management teams, PR and other advisors to support an organization's response to a crisis. In an interconnected world with increasing regulation, media exposure, stakeholder activism and social media pressures, a crisis can strike anytime, anywhere. JurisLab Legal professionals take the journey right from preventing (pre-crisis) to resolution & recovery (post-crisis) in 3 important stages, such as:
1. Pre-empt: Crisis prevention and contingency planning
2. Act: Crisis response
3. Recover: Path to resolution
1. Pre-empt: Crisis prevention and contingency planning
2. Act: Crisis response
3. Recover: Path to resolution
