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As economic and commercial ties between the United States and India continue to evolve, businesses operating across both markets face an increasingly complex legal and regulatory landscape. From cross-border investments and acquisitions to market expansion, intellectual property protection, employment matters, and regulatory compliance, companies are seeking legal counsel capable of navigating the opportunities and challenges that accompany international growth.

Against this backdrop, Kegler Brown has once again been recognized by India Business Law Journal as a "Regional Firm to Watch” for India-related legal services. The recognition appears in the publication's annual survey of leading foreign law firms serving clients with India-related legal needs and highlights firms that have demonstrated notable capabilities in cross-border transactions, disputes, and business matters involving India.

The recognition reflects the continued growth of Kegler Brown's India practice and its longstanding commitment to helping clients build and strengthen business relationships between India and the United States.

Led by Vinita Mehra, Kegler Brown's India practice advises U.S., Indian, and multinational businesses across a broad range of industries and legal disciplines. The team regularly counsels companies entering new markets, structuring strategic business relationships, pursuing mergers and acquisitions, managing workforce issues, protecting intellectual property, and addressing the legal and operational challenges that arise when conducting business across jurisdictions.

One of the practice's distinguishing strengths is its multidisciplinary approach. By drawing on attorneys from across the firm's corporate, intellectual property, labor and employment, real estate, tax, litigation, and other practice areas, Kegler Brown provides clients with coordinated legal support tailored to the realities of cross-border business operations. This integrated model allows clients to address complex issues efficiently while aligning legal strategy with business objectives.

The firm's work extends beyond transactional matters. Kegler Brown's attorneys maintain active relationships with business, professional, and educational organizations in both the United States and India, allowing them to stay informed about legal developments, emerging trends, and opportunities affecting clients operating in the two countries. These connections help clients navigate evolving market conditions while fostering productive long-term partnerships.

India remains one of the world's most dynamic and rapidly growing economies, and the commercial relationship between India and the United States continues to expand across sectors including technology, manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, higher education, and professional services. As organizations increasingly look to capitalize on opportunities in both markets, Kegler Brown remains focused on providing practical, business-oriented counsel that helps clients achieve their strategic goals.

This recognition coincides with the publication of India Business Law Journal's annual report evaluating foreign law firms engaged in India-related work. The publication's research considers feedback from corporate counsel, Indian law firms, and other market participants, along with independent editorial analysis of cross-border legal matters and professional reputation.

About India Business Law Journal

Published by Vantage Asia, India Business Law Journal is a leading monthly publication covering legal, regulatory, and business developments affecting organizations operating in India. Since its launch in 2006, the publication has served as a trusted resource for corporate counsel, law firms, and business leaders throughout the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.

About Kegler Brown's India Practice

Kegler Brown's India practice helps U.S. and international clients conduct business in India and supports Indian companies pursuing opportunities in the United States. Led by Vinita Mehra, the multidisciplinary team provides practical legal counsel on corporate transactions, intellectual property, labor and employment, litigation, taxation, real estate, and other issues affecting cross-border business operations.