Surface hidden litigation on an Indian target before the deal closes, not after.
The challenge
Where litigation risk hides for Cross-Border M&A & Corporate Development
- Cross-border M&A diligence on an Indian target is often a manual, time-boxed legal exercise that can miss recently filed or scattered cases.
- A target's litigation history can affect valuation, indemnities, and deal timing — but surfaces too late if diligence relies on the seller's own disclosures.
- Post-close, the acquired Indian entity's ongoing litigation rarely gets the same monitoring rigor it had during diligence.
How CasePrimus.ai helps
The solution
- On-Demand Case Search
Run an instant, independent litigation check on an Indian target, its promoters, and key subsidiaries during diligence.
- AI-Powered Order Summarization
AI-summarized orders help a deal team quickly understand the substance of a target's litigation history without reading every judgment.
- Continuous Watchlist Monitoring
Carry the same entity forward onto continuous monitoring post-close, so integration teams inherit visibility, not a blind spot.
In practice
What this looks like day to day
A global acquirer's corporate development team runs CasePrimus.ai's Case Search on an Indian target and its subsidiaries during diligence, surfacing an active commercial dispute the seller's own disclosure schedule omitted — in time to adjust the deal terms, not after signing.
Illustrative scenario
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