Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Trial, appellate and dispute-resolution representation across courts, tribunals and arbitral forums.
Criminal Litigation & Trial Defence
Representation for anyone accused of an offence — from FIR stage and bail applications right through the trial. We handle police investigation issues, framing of charges, cross-examination of witnesses and final arguments. We also act for complainants pursuing a criminal case.
White Collar & Economic Offences
These are non-violent, money-related crimes: cheating and fraud, forgery, bribery, money laundering (PMLA), cheque bouncing, GST or tax evasion, bank loan fraud, and Ponzi or investment scams. They usually involve agencies like the EOW, CBI or ED, and often begin with summons or a raid rather than an arrest. We defend individuals and company directors at every stage.
Cyber Crime & Digital Fraud
Online offences — UPI and net-banking fraud, phishing, identity theft, social media defamation, data theft, sextortion and hacking. We help victims file cyber complaints and trace money, and defend those wrongly named in IT Act proceedings.
Commercial & Civil Disputes
Disputes over money, contracts, goods, services, partnerships or property between businesses or individuals. Includes recovery suits, breach-of-contract claims, injunctions and commercial court matters.
Arbitration & ADR
Where a contract says disputes go to arbitration instead of court, we handle notices, arbitrator appointment, the arbitration hearings themselves, and enforcement or challenge of the award. Mediation and conciliation are also used where a negotiated exit is cheaper and faster.
Consumer Protection Matters
Complaints against builders, banks, insurers, hospitals, e-commerce platforms and service providers for defective goods, deficient service or unfair trade practice — filed before the District, State or National Consumer Commission.
Constitutional & Writ Petitions
Petitions before the High Court or Supreme Court when a government authority acts unlawfully, denies a licence, passes an arbitrary order, or violates a fundamental right. Common remedies include quashing an order or compelling an authority to act.
Banking & Recovery Disputes
Loan recovery, SARFAESI notices, auction of mortgaged property, DRT proceedings, guarantor liability and settlement negotiations — acting for borrowers as well as lenders.
What exactly counts as a “white collar” or economic offence?
It is any crime committed through paperwork, money or position rather than force — cheating and fraud, forged documents, cheque dishonour, money laundering, tax or GST evasion, bank loan fraud, insider dealings and investment scams. They are investigated by agencies such as the Economic Offences Wing, CBI, SFIO or Enforcement Directorate, and usually start with a notice, summons or search rather than a straightforward arrest. Because the case is built on documents, early legal advice — before you respond to any summons — makes a substantial difference.
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