Focused representation across contentious, regulatory and advisory matters.

The Chambers appears in a wide range of civil and commercial disputes before various High Courts and District Courts, including the Commercial Courts constituted under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015, with appellate work before the Division Bench and the Supreme Court.

The practice covers drafting, filing and representation in suits for recovery of money, specific performance, partition, injunctions, damages and declaration of rights, carried through trial and appeal.

In arbitration, the Chambers advises and represents clients across the full life cycle of a dispute, from drafting arbitration clauses and advising on choice of forum, to proceedings before ad hoc and institutional Arbitral Tribunals under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, applications for appointment of arbitrators and interim relief, and challenges to and enforcement of arbitral awards before the High Courts.

Sector experience spans real estate and property, technology and software, food and beverage, distribution and supply chain, financial services, and general commerce, helping the Chambers quickly grasp the business background of a dispute, which is often as important as the legal issues themselves.

The Chambers advises and represents financial creditors (including banks, non-banking financial companies and asset reconstruction companies), operational creditors, personal and corporate guarantors, resolution applicants, homebuyer allottees, employees, suspended boards and promoters across the full range of IBC proceedings, from pre-filing strategy to final resolution or liquidation.

The Chambers represents individuals, promoters, directors and corporate entities in proceedings arising out of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, the Companies Act, 2013, the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999, and connected penal statutes, at every stage from investigation and prosecution to asset attachment and institutional action such as fraud or wilful defaulter classification.

At the investigation stage, the Chambers advises clients on their rights when summoned by the Enforcement Directorate, the CBI, the SFIO or State Police, prepares responses to summons, accompanies clients during statements, and makes representations to prevent escalation to arrest.

The Chambers further represents clients in challenges to attachment and seizure under the PMLA before the Adjudicating Authority and the Appellate Tribunal, PMLA. On the prosecution side, the Chambers advises and represents clients through trial and appellate proceedings under the aforesaid penal statutes.

Beyond this, the practice covers writ petitions against look-out circulars, challenges to fraud and wilful defaulter classifications under RBI Master Directions, applications to travel abroad and passport impoundment challenges.

The Chambers represents clients in criminal matters across all forums and stages, advising and representing them from the stage of investigation through the conclusion of trial.

The Chambers further represents clients in appeals against conviction, acquittal and sentence, criminal revisions before the High Court, and Special Leave Petitions and Appeals before the Supreme Court of India.

Family law disputes are as personal as they are legal, touching relationships, children, financial dependence and home, and the Chambers pairs clear legal advice with sensitivity to match.

The practice covers proceedings under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the Special Marriage Act, 1954, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, the Guardianship and Wards Act, 1890, the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, and the maintenance provisions of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023.

Part of the Chambers' work happens outside the courtroom: drafting contracts, preparing documentation, and navigating the regulatory requirements that govern property, employment, taxation and business. In property and conveyancing, the Chambers advises buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants, carries out title verification and due diligence, and drafts and vets agreements to sell, sale and conveyance deeds, lease deeds, leave and licence agreements, gift deeds and mortgage deeds.

The practice also handles applications before the Delhi Development Authority and other development authorities for mutation of property, conversion of leasehold to freehold, and building plan approvals, and succession matters including relinquishment deeds, surviving member affidavits, legal heir certificates and succession certificates.

The Chambers also drafts and vets commercial agreements of all kinds, including shareholders' agreements, partnership deeds, joint venture, distribution, franchise, vendor and service agreements, and handles regulatory matters such as challenges to orders of SEBI, the RBI, GST authorities, the Income Tax Department and sectoral regulators, along with pre-litigation representations aimed at resolving issues without approaching a court.

The Chambers advises employers and employees on the full range of employment law, drafting and vetting employment agreements, non-disclosure agreements, non-compete clauses and other agreements, and representing clients before Labour Courts, Industrial Tribunals and the High Court in disputes over wrongful termination, unpaid wages, gratuity, provident fund and employee benefits.

The Chambers represents individuals and businesses in consumer disputes, including deficiency of service, unfair trade practices and repudiation of insurance claims, before the District Consumer Forum, the State Commission and the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission.

For MSMEs, the practice assists in recovering outstanding dues from buyers through the Micro and Small Enterprises Facilitation Council under the MSMED Act, 2006, including preparation of applications, invoices and ledger statements, and representation through conciliation and arbitration.