‘Neeti’ (नीति), a term of Sanskrit origin, embodies and reflects the ethics and morality of proposed performance, the wise counsel of the learned, the law of land and the accepted code of conduct.
‘Niyaman’ (नियमन), also a word derived from Sanskrit, reflects the endeavours and actions to ensure conformity with the rules, regulations and enacted code of conduct with rationality, justified and valid inference including lawful compliance of Neeti with the approval of the authority in command.
We provide practical, business-oriented solutions to clients. Our in-depth knowledge and understanding of economic regulations allows us to appreciate fine business nuances and tailor legal solutions. This, combined with the diversity of experience, allows us to offer our clients advice that helps them achieve their goals.
The logo of Neeti Niyaman is in the form of an arrow. The name of the firm and the tag line forms the spine of the arrow. The arrow head consists of three pieces that represent what we believe are the central elements for any business lawyer to solve legal problems – knowing the law, knowing the technicalities of the client’s business and knowing the economics of the client’s business. Effective problem solving would require a perfect alignment of all the three elements. The complexities of business and law have to be deconstructed based on these elements to deliver simple solutions to the client.
As India accelerates its clean energy transition, Virtual Power Purchase Agreements (VPPAs) offer a flexible route for corporates to support renewable energy without altering their electricity supply. This article explains the mechanics of VPPAs, their regulatory framework under SEBI and CERC, and how they enable sustainability commitments through financial settlement and REC transfer – without physical power delivery.
As India’s online gaming industry accelerates, legal clarity remains elusive. This article unpacks how courts have distinguished games of skill from games of chance, the constitutional tussle between state bans and central regulation, and what a unified legal framework could mean for fantasy sports, poker, rummy, and beyond.
As India expands its infrastructure footprint, the rights of landowners often clash with the power of eminent domain. This article explores the evolution from the 1894 Land Acquisition Act to the progressive 2013 law, highlighting compensation, resettlement, and judicial safeguards that now define land acquisition in India.
India’s power sector takes a major leap with Electricity Futures, enabling businesses to hedge against price volatility and improve risk management. This article explores how financial electricity contracts work, their regulatory framework under SEBI and CERC, and why they are vital for a transparent and efficient energy market.
The Supreme Court’s Bhushan Steel judgment exposes serious lapses in India’s insolvency framework, from procedural violations to CoC oversight failures. Our analysis unpacks key lessons, judicial intervention limits, and urgent IBBI reforms needed to restore transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP).
In an era of deepfakes, AI clones, and viral impersonations, personality rights in India have taken center stage. This article unpacks the legal landscape surrounding the right to privacy and publicity, explores landmark judgments involving Indian celebrities, and examines how existing laws from constitutional protections to IP statutes are being interpreted to safeguard individual identity in the digital age.
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Vijaya Bank v. Prashant B. Narnaware clarifies the legality of employment bonds in India. It holds that such bonds are enforceable when tied to valid employment agreements, limited to the period of employment, and supported by reasonable liquidated damages. The judgment offers critical guidance on balancing employer interests with constitutional and contractual protections.
As sustainability goals reshape global markets, India’s competition law must evolve to keep pace. This article explores the intersection of environmental imperatives and antitrust principles, highlighting the need to accommodate green collaborations within the Competition Act, 2002. Drawing lessons from international jurisdictions, it outlines a policy roadmap to ensure India’s markets remain both competitive and climate-conscious.
India is facing a rising student suicide crisis driven by academic pressure, discrimination, and systemic neglect. A landmark Supreme Court judgment has spotlighted institutional responsibility and caste-based bias. This article explores legal reforms, mental health gaps, and global models to build safer, inclusive campuses urging urgent action to address the root causes behind student suicides in India’s higher education system.
My interaction with Neeti Niyaman Advocates, New Delhi, in professional engagements has left me with the enduring impression of their overall excellence in understanding intricate legal issues and the ability to resolve the issues with professionalism. The integrity, efficiency, politeness and the subtlety evident in their dealings with their clients is extremely creditable. The in-depth research and analysis of any legal issue gives them enormous leap over their peers and demonstrates the hallmark of distinction that they have attained as a law firm. Their high standards under pressing circumstances is remarkable and portrays the immense efforts put in to ensure client interest and satisfaction, which seems to be their achievement as a law firm. I’ve found Neeti Niyaman to be thoroughly professional, responsive and pragmatic.
My best wishes to Neeti Niyaman and team.
Legal Consultant – Serum Institute of India Private Limited, Pune.
“True to its name ‘Neeti Niyaman’, practices highest standards of integrity, customer focus, excellent knowledge, responds quickly, provides true picture of the case to enable right approach. We are proud to be associated with professionals from Neeti Niyaman & wish them all the very best in the years to come.”
CEO, LANCO Group
“H energy has been using the services offered by the Regulatory Team of Neeti Niyaman. H energy is extremely pleased with the efficient and timely support provided by Neeti Niyaman team for our various cases. The personalised interactions with senior partners of Neeti Niyaman help sharpen the arguments in each case. We are also satisfied with the knowledge of team members on the PNGRB regulations and their impact on our business and the matters in hand. Please keep up the good work.”
Vice President- Business Development, H Energy – A Hiranandani Group Company
“The team’s dedication to our matters is exemplary and evident in all aspects of the assignment. We appreciate the team’s attention to detail, scholarship and out-of-the-box approach to bring in the desired outcome in all matters handled by them. Neeti Niyaman lawyers’ knowledge and research in regulatory matters, particularly in power and airport regulatory issues is second to none. Neeti Niyaman team is one of the best we have come across in the legal fraternity.”
Sr. Vice President & Head – Legal, Mumbai International Airport Pvt. Ltd
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