Trusted Lawyers . Practical Solutions
About Firm
Supreme Law Partners (“SLP”) is a corporate advisory law firm based in Mumbai. The Firm advises Indian and international clients across a wide range of corporate, commercial, and financial transactions, along with commercial disputes and regulatory matters.
Our lawyers assist clients from start to finish – structuring, diligence, negotiating and documenting, compliance and implementation, and dispute strategy and management (pre-litigation through litigation support). With strong Indian business, legal, regulatory, and cultural insight combined with the responsiveness and creativity expected by multinational and blue-chip clients, SLP’s team serves as trusted advisors, delivering end-to-end legal solutions tailored to each client’s needs.
By blending the extensive knowledge of big law firms with the personalized approach of a boutique practice, we empower our clients to navigate corporate complexities confidently with tailored and actionable advice.
Why Us
High standards, higher reliability
consistently excellent advice, delivered efficiently and with meticulous attention to detail.
Trusted, experienced, end-to-end
senior-led, end-to-end advices across transactions, governance, and regulation.
Forward-looking counsels
we help clients manage risk and seize opportunities with clarity and confidence.
Top-tier advice, built for speed
sharp turnaround, practical delivery and disciplined execution on every mandate.
Integrity always
Meet the Team
Supreme Waskar is a highly accomplished corporate lawyer with over 18 years of experience in the Indian legal landscape. Based in Mumbai, he has worked with some of India’s leading law firms in the past.
Specializing in corporate law, he provides strategic legal counsel across a diverse range of matters, including cross-border M&A’s, private equity, venture capital funding, securities laws, capital markets, foreign exchange regulations, joint ventures, entity formation and structuring, and commercial contracts.
With deep expertise in Indian corporate laws, securities laws and a thorough understanding of foreign exchange regulations, he has advised both domestic and international clients, including top global investors and multinational companies. His work encompasses cross-border investments, acquisitions, exits, as well as advising Indian founders and promoters on raising capital from international and domestic investors.
He regularly provides ongoing legal advisory services to startups and founders, particularly in areas such as angel and venture financing, corporate governance and commercial contracts.
He also regularly advises listed companies, their promoters, and capital market intermediaries on Indian securities laws and SEBI regulations. He has been actively involved in capital markets transactions such as IPOs, QIPs, takeovers, open offers, PIPE deals, ADRs, GDRs, and FCCB transactions.
client Testimonials
Supreme Law Partners has high level of professionalism, technical expertise and commercial understanding. They are comprehensive, well-structured, and time sensitive. We appreciate their attention to detail, clear communication, and collaborative approach.
Leading Merchant Banker in India.
Supreme Law Partners’ team has exceptional legal depth, strategic clarity, and an unwavering commitment to the integrity of the legal process in India. Their team has ability to combine sharp legal reasoning with a clear understanding of commercial realities, while remaining responsive, composed, and decisive throughout the engagement. I would not hesitate to recommend Supreme Law Partners to clients facing high-stakes legal / regulatory matters.
Ziad ElkhalilDirector, Continental Beverages SAL, Lebanon.
Navigating India : Legal Compass
Updates
Indian Cabinet relaxes PN3 restrictions for certain land‑border investments
Key takeaways India’s Union Cabinet has approved targeted reforms to the foreign direct investment (FDI) regime applicable to investors from countries sharing a land border with India. A new beneficial ownership test aligned with the Prevention of Money Laundering Rules will be introduced. Non‑controlling beneficial ownership from land‑border jurisdictions of
When can ‘Majority Shareholders’ Buy-out the ‘Minority Shareholders’ in India?
Squeeze-outs, structured exits and tribunal-led buyouts Indian law does not generally permit a majority shareholder to force out a minority merely by reason of voting control. A majority-led buyout must ordinarily be anchored in a recognized legal pathway i.e., contractual, statutory, scheme-based or tribunal-directed. The correct route depends on the
Put-Options: India’s pro-enforcement approach to foreign arbitral awards
Implications for foreign investments and Cross-border transactions into India Executive summary: Indian courts continue to adopt a strongly pro-enforcement approach toward foreign arbitral awards. FEMA-related objections are increasingly treated as issues of regulatory compliance rather than barriers to enforcement. Put options and downside protections remain commercially viable in India-related transactions,
