KPMG

http://www.kpmg.com/IN/en/WhatWeDo/Advisory/Risk-Compliance/Forensic/Pages/default.aspx

KPMG pioneered the Forensic practice in India in the year 1998 to meet the escalating demand for niche services that address issues associated with white-collar crime. Our services assist clients in preventing, detecting and investigating any fraud, misconduct and / or regulatory or contractual non-compliance.

KPMG's Forensic practice provides an independent, proactive and responsive service by effectively utilizing its investigative, IT, accounting, financial and various other resources towards the detection and investigation of alleged fraud and in resolving commercial and legal disputes. With more than 500 dedicated professionals from diverse backgrounds, we have undertaken various investigations across industries covering a wide range of issues and have advised a large number of organizations on fraud risk management. We are also the only practice to have established a dedicated forensic technology centre, equipped with latest tools to provide technology based forensic solutions to clients.

ELP Advocates and Solicitors

http://www.elplaw.in

Founded in September 2001, Economic Laws Practice has, within a short span of 8 years, gained pre-eminence as the leading provider of legal services in several niche fields.

The key practice areas of the firm are Tax, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, WTO and International Trade, Corporate and Commercial, Venture Capital and Equity Fund, Real Estate and Construction, and Media. Clients include several Fortune 500 companies, leading Indian and international companies, industry associations and the Government of India. ELP has offices in Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad and  Pune and services clients across India, the US, Europe, the Middle East and the Far East. Most of ELP's partners have international qualifications and all have international exposure and experience.

Legal500, 2009-10 recommends ELP for International Trade and WTO, Tax, Projects, Corporate / M&A, Real Estate, TMT and Dispute Resolution. All of ELP’s Partners are recommended as leading individuals in their respective areas of work. Rohan Shah is recommended for Tax, Corporate and M&A, Vikram Nankani is recommended for Dispute Resolution and Litigation including Tax litigation, Suhail Nathani is recommended for International Trade and WTO and Investment Funds, Sujjain Talwar is recommended for Corporate and M&A.

ELP has been recognised by the Asian Legal Business as one of the 30 fastest growing law firms in Asia ("ALB Fast 30", 2009).

Rodyk & Davidson LLP is one of Singapore’s largest full service law practices. With our offices in Singapore and Shanghai and strategic alliances in the region, Rodyk provides effective representation across Asia.

Our team of more than 150 lawyers is grouped into five core practice groups:
    * Corporate
    * Finance
    * Intellectual Property & Technology
    * Litigation & Arbitration
    * Real Estate

Representing a diverse clientele in a broad spectrum of industries and businesses, Rodyk maintains strong working relationships with key public sector agencies and leading organisations in the private sector.

Multidisciplinary practices such as our Competition Law Practice and Maritime Practice draw expertise from across the firm to serve clients effectively.

Rodyk has an established and vibrant regional presence, advising clients on their projects across Asia through our regional practices: China Practice, India Practice and Indonesia Practice. Rodyk’s Shanghai office was established as early as 1996. Our regional practice concentrates on project finance, infrastructure projects, M&As, corporate restructuring, and banking and investment transactions in China, Indonesia and India. We frequently advise on cross border transactional litigation and arbitration, and multi jurisdictional intellectual property issues.

Internationally, Rodyk enjoys exclusive memberships in the World Law Group and the Pacific Rim Advisory Council, and offers clients seamless and cost effective services in 70 cities spanning 40 countries.