Legal counsel for the digital age—expertly navigating India's Information Technology Act and Global Data Protection frameworks.
Years Experience
Cases Won
Data Confidentiality
Incident Response
From individual victims of cybercrime to multinational corporations requiring data compliance audits.
Representing clients in cases of hacking, phishing, identity theft, and financial digital fraud under IT Act 2000.
Ensuring Indian businesses comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and avoid heavy penalties.
Drafting terms, privacy policies, and vendor contracts for digital platforms and tech startups.
As **Advocate Panchanand Shaw** often emphasizes, the digital era has rendered traditional legal boundaries obsolete. In India, the primary legislation governing this realm is the **Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act)**, which was amended in 2008 to address evolving threats. However, with the advent of AI, Deepfakes, and sophisticated ransomware, the legal landscape is shifting toward the **Digital India Act** and the **Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS)**.
Based at **14 Hare Street, Kolkata**, our firm bridge the gap between technical complexity and judicial requirements. Whether you are dealing with **Section 66 (Hacking)**, **Section 66C (Identity Theft)**, or **Section 67 (Obscenity)**, the legal strategies we employ are backed by deep forensic understanding.
India's new DPDP Act has changed the rules of business. Organizations can now face penalties of up to **₹250 Crore** for failing to protect user data. **Advocate Panchanand Shaw** provides end-to-end DPDP audits, including:
If you are a victim of a cybercrime or have received a legal notice, time is of the essence. Digital evidence is volatile. Contact our Kolkata chambers immediately at +91 90070 00603.