Real Estate Firms Shift to Proactive Legal Hiring Amid Project Disputes

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India's real estate developers are increasingly hiring legal experts at the early stages of projects rather than waiting for disputes to arise. Builders are now engaging lawyers to scrutinize projects before construction begins, marking a significant shift in industry practice. This change is being driven by a rise in delayed home deliveries and land-related legal disputes. The proactive approach aims to identify and resolve potential legal issues before they escalate into costly conflicts.

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