Legal notices
Drafting and replying to legal notices before a dispute reaches court.
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Practice area
Representation in civil and commercial disputes before district courts, the High Court and tribunals.

Overview
Litigation can be long and demanding. We begin by assessing the documents and the law, explain the possible routes — including settlement and mediation — and keep you informed at every hearing. Where a dispute must go to court, we prepare thoroughly and represent you with care.
Matters we handle
A summary of the work we do in this area. Every matter is different, so please speak to us about yours.
Drafting and replying to legal notices before a dispute reaches court.
Recovery, specific performance, declaration and injunction suits.
Disputes under the Commercial Courts Act, including pre-institution mediation.
Appeals, revisions and writ petitions before the High Court.
Exploring negotiated settlements, Lok Adalat and court-annexed mediation.
Enforcing decrees and orders once a matter is decided.
The steps vary with each matter; this is the usual outline.
We study your documents and explain the strengths, risks and likely timelines.
Legal notice, plaint or written statement, drafted with care.
Representation at hearings, with updates after each date.
We explain the order and advise on appeal or execution.
General information only — every matter turns on its own facts. Please speak to an advocate about yours.
It varies widely with the court, the type of case and how the matter proceeds. We'll explain what to expect for your case, without promises.
For many commercial disputes, pre-institution mediation is required before filing. We'll tell you whether it applies to your matter.
Agreements, correspondence, notices, receipts and anything else connected with the dispute — copies are fine for a first meeting.
Yes. Let us know as early as possible and we will happily help you rearrange.
Tell us briefly what your matter is about and when you're available. Our office will call you to arrange a meeting with an advocate.