Gulshan Sharma

Gulshan Sharma: A Senior Associate in the Litigation Department practising in the areas Alternative Dispute Resolution (Arbitration & Conciliation), Constitution, Consumer, Rent Control, Criminal Laws, Negotiable Instruments, Land Acquisition, Environment, Contract, Company Laws, Employment Laws, Banking, Insurance, and Competition. He also briefs Senior Counsels in matters before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts of various States and also appears as arguing counsel in contentious matters. He is enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi and is also a member of the Supreme Court Bar, Delhi High Court and Saket Bar Associations.

Lalit Kumar 

Lalit Kumar has vast experience of handling variety of Civil and Criminal matters in High Court, State and National Consumer Tribunal, various trial courts and tribunals. Adv. Lalit has handled core litigation involving commercial land/ properties, family disputes, criminal matters and Arbitration matters. He has gathered ample experience over the years and is the face of trial courts for the firm including leading various cross-examinations in highly contested and complicated criminal proceedings.

Sanjay Bharti  

Sanjay Bharti holds a both a Bachelor’s and a Masters degree in law from the prestigious Benaras Hindu University and handles the Due-Diligence and transactional support services of the Firm. Mr. Bharti also has exceptional research strengths and is well versed both on the substantial and procedural aspects with regards to Civil and Property related issues. Handled the independently many cases before District Court, High Court   and also Supreme Court of India. Have the sound Knowledge of filing the case before the Supreme Court of India.

Yogendra  Shishodia   

Yogendra S. Shishodia holds a Bachelor's degree in law coupled with Master degree in English Literature from CCS University Meerut and handles Civil, Criminal and Recovery related cases before District Courts, High Court of Delhi, Consumer  Forums, Consumer State Commission, National Commission.