Anupam Shukla 
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Pioneer Legal advises Computerbilities Inc on acquiring Computerbilities India

This acquisition allows Computerbilities Technology Center Private Limited to establish its legal presence in India.

Bar & Bench

Pioneer Legal has assisted and advised North Carolina IT company Computerbilities Inc in relation to its acquisition of 100% stake in Computerbilities Technology Center Private Limited (“Computerbilities India”), facilitating Computerbilities Inc to establish its legal presence in India.

The Firm advised and assisted Computerbilities Inc in relation to: (i) drafting, negotiation and execution of the transaction document; and (ii) in the closing of the transaction.

The transaction team consisted of Anupam Shukla (Partner) and Shreya Masalia (Associate).

Computerbilities

Computerbilities Inc. is an IT support and managed services provider based in Raleigh, North Carolina, specializing in delivering customized technology solutions for small to mid-sized businesses.

Founded in 1995, the company offers a wide range of services including network security, cloud solutions, data backup, and proactive IT maintenance. With a strong focus on client satisfaction and cybersecurity, Computerbilities Inc. is particularly known for its work with government contractors and businesses that require compliance with stringent regulatory standards like NIST and CMMC. Their personalized approach and industry-specific expertise have earned them a reputation as a trusted partner in the IT services space.

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