The International Employment Law Committee invites you to join the International Employment Committee on May 22, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to noon Eastern Time for a discussion on “Legal & Cultural Essentials to Demystify Indian Employment Law” presented by Shalini Agarwal using the following Zoom Login credentials:
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About the Program
Demystify the intricacies of Indian employment law with our expert-led webinar. Managing Partner of the Indian law firm In Se Legal Shalini Agarwal will identify crucial legal red flags and teach you to navigate cultural nuances to safeguard your business or advise clients doing business in India effectively. Gain practical insights to avoid costly pitfalls and ensure compliance in India’s dynamic and complex employment landscape.
About Shalini Agarwal
Shalini Agarwal is the founder and Managing Partner of In Se Legal, a boutique Indian law firm. Shalini began her career as a corporate lawyer over 30 years ago, assisting foreign companies invest in India, before focusing on global mobility and specializing in all aspects of Indian employment, labour, and immigration law. Shalini acts for international companies across various industrial sectors. Her expertise has been consistently acknowledged by Lexology Index (previously Who’s Who Legal) and the 2025 report lists her as client choice counsel for corporate immigration and highly recommended for employment & labour laws. Shalini’s expertise in Indian law and innate knowledge of Indian business culture provide an excellent cultural bridge for international companies seeking to do business in India.
More information can be found on www.inselegal.com and https://www.lexology.com/firms/1138767/shalini_agarwal
About The International Employment Committee
This and other monthly virtual Committee calls are a free benefit of membership in the Section of International Law. The International Employment Committee invites you to take full advantage of your Committee membership by participating these calls and other Committee activities.
The Committee generally hosts its monthly Virtual Committee Meetings on the Fourth Thursday of the month from 11:00 A.M – Noon Eastern Time.
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