Ekwall, No 5 Chambers, has advised companies and partnerships in relation to the legal and financial obstacles in establishing businesses in India. He has also been instructed by Indian companies on setting up business structures in UK and Europe. He has close links with the Indian Bar, state government and various boards of commerce in India. He is a member of the Queensland and Federal Bar of Australia.
As momentum builds towards reform, the Indian Supreme Court will soon rule on whether foreign lawyers have the right to practise in India. Ekwall Singh Tiwana outlines the long-running debate
The debate on whether foreign lawyers should be allowed entry into the protective legal market of India has been raging for nearly two decades.
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