Become a litigator who never gets stuck on an M&A deal dispute.
Half of what litigators argue is built on an M&A transaction. Understand how the deal was put together — and you stop getting lost in its documents:
You already litigate M&A — oppression petitions, specific performance of share-purchase agreements, SHA enforcement, indemnity claims. The only question is whether you're arguing the transaction, or getting lost in it. 14 days fixes that.
An M&A transaction has a structure. Miss the structure and you miss the case. Here's what 14 days of one-hour sessions changes.
SPAs, SHAs, indemnity schedules, disclosure letters — when you know how each one is built, the document stops being a maze and starts being your evidence.
Lawyers who've argued indemnity in court draft sharper indemnity in contracts. Add the transactional layer and you out-argue counsel who only ever drafted.
Family businesses considering exits, promoters selling to strategic buyers, founders raising capital — every Tier 2 and Tier 3 city has these clients, and almost no local transaction counsel.
First drafts and template review are increasingly automated. The lawyer who understands the deal directs the tool. The one who doesn't gets replaced by it.
No 30-day commitment, no missed court days. Fourteen focused one-hour sessions, designed to slot between a hearing and chamber work.
You don't abandon litigation. You add transactional work alongside it — parallel income, on your schedule, from a position of strength.
28 skills across 14 one-hour sessions — the whole M&A deal, dissected. Learn the deal, draft & close it, then go win the work.
A 2021 LLB graduate from Punjab, Vaarij spent two years in litigation — contract breach, property disputes, land acquisition. Income was unpredictable, payments moved as slowly as the courts. One afternoon he asked whether he was building the career he wanted or just the one everyone expected. Today he runs an M&A practice from Chandigarh — on his schedule, not the docket's.
A Pune 2020 graduate, Tushar spent months after graduation applying and hearing silence. He was based in Kanpur — supposedly the wrong city for corporate work. Today he runs a cross-border sports-law and M&A practice from Kanpur itself. In March 2024 he received the Rising Managing Partner Award.
A Delhi-based lawyer and mother of two, Silvia worked in a conventional legal role pre-pandemic, assuming loyalty meant security. When she was laid off, she had two children to support and no cushion. She didn't come from a top law school. She built an M&A practice from scratch by learning to think like a corporate lawyer, not just a legal one.
One focused hour a day. Evening-friendly, sized to fit between a hearing and chamber work. No 30-day lock-in.
Actual term sheets, SPAs, SHAs, indemnity schedules and DD checklists — the documents you'll meet on your first MSME assignment.
Direct messaging access to mentors throughout the 14 days — bring the document that's confusing you, get an answer.
How to reach MSME founders, what to offer, how to price your first deal, and how to turn a conversation into a retainer.
249 other practising lawyers making the same move — real first-gen peers, real Tier 2/3 city colleagues.
How to use Claude, ChatGPT and the right workflow to actually deliver transaction work — accurately, and fast.
Enough court time to have met deal disputes. Still early enough that adding a transactional layer is a straight-line move.
Oppression petitions, SHA enforcement, share-transfer fights — you handle them, but the transaction underneath feels like someone else's language.
You didn't inherit an M&A practice or a senior partner's rolodex. You need a method to build both. This gives you one.
You're not abandoning your chamber. You want transactional work running alongside litigation — and 14 days is the on-ramp.
M&A for MSMEs and family businesses exists in every city. You're closer to those clients than a Mumbai partner is.
Between hearings, over morning coffee, after chamber. If you can find a focused hour for 14 days, the output is real.
₹100 · 14 days · one hour a day · 250 litigator seats. Become the litigator who never gets stuck on a deal dispute.
The 14-Day M&A Crash Course for practising litigators. 14 days · one hour a day · Limited to 250 seats · One-time ₹100.