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The work, the forums and the floors

What a lawyer here works on, before which forums, how a matter is run from the conflict check to the record at the close, and the three offices it is run from.

The work

Practice areas, and where each is argued

The work is corporate, regulatory and contentious, advised and argued by the same advocate.

  • Boardroom and corporateNational Company Law Tribunal
  • Transaction advisoryNational Company Law Tribunal · Competition Commission of India
  • Capital marketsSecurities Appellate Tribunal · Securities and Exchange Board of India
  • Contracts and procurementArbitral tribunals · High Courts
  • IP and licensingTrade Marks Registry · Indian Patent Office · Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks · High Courts
  • Banking, SARFAESI and DRTDebts Recovery Tribunal · Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal · High Courts
  • InsolvencyNational Company Law Tribunal · National Company Law Appellate Tribunal · Supreme Court of India
  • RERA and real estateReal Estate Regulatory Authority · Real Estate Appellate Tribunal · High Courts
  • Civil disputesCommercial Courts · National Company Law Tribunal · High Courts · Supreme Court of India
  • PMLAEnforcement Directorate · Adjudicating Authority (PMLA) · Appellate Tribunal (PMLA) · High Courts · Supreme Court of India
  • Technology, data and productData Protection Board of India · High Courts
  • Projects and landHigh Courts · National Green Tribunal · Supreme Court of India · Sector regulators and statutory boards
  • EmploymentIndustrial Tribunals · High Courts
  • Taxation and fiscalGST Appellate Authority · GST Appellate Tribunal · Income Tax Appellate Tribunal · High Courts · Supreme Court of India
  • White-collar and cyber defenceSerious Fraud Investigation Office · Central Bureau of Investigation · High Courts · Special Courts constituted under the Companies Act
  • Matrimonial and familyFamily Court · High Courts · Supreme Court of India
  • AI, data and emerging technologyHigh Courts · Data Protection Board of India
  • Criminal defenceMagistrate courts · Sessions Courts · High Court of Karnataka · Supreme Court of India
  • Narcotics (NDPS)Special Courts under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 · High Court of Karnataka · Supreme Court of India
  • Juvenile justice and child rightsJuvenile Justice Board · Children's Court · Child Welfare Committee · High Court of Karnataka
  • Cyber crimeMagistrate courts · Sessions Courts · High Court of Karnataka · Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal
  • Guardianship and child custodyFamily Court · High Courts · Supreme Court of India
  • Public law and public interest litigationHigh Courts · Supreme Court of India · National Green Tribunal
  • Technology disputesCommercial Courts · High Courts · Arbitral tribunals · Supreme Court of India
  • Money recoveryJudicial Magistrates of the first class · City Civil Court · Commercial Courts · District Legal Services Authority · High Courts
  • Foreign exchange (FEMA)Reserve Bank of India · Directorate of Enforcement · Adjudicating Authority under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 · Special Director (Appeals) · Appellate Tribunal under the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Property) Act, 1976 · High Courts
  • Prevention of sexual harassment (POSH)Internal Committees · Local Committees · District Officer · High Courts
  • Employee's CompensationCompetent authority under the Code on Social Security, 2020 · Employees' Insurance Court · High Courts
  • GST disputesAdjudicating authority (proper officer) · Appellate Authority under section 107 · GST Appellate Tribunal · High Court of Karnataka · Supreme Court of India
  • Education mattersHigh Court of Karnataka · Educational Appellate Tribunal (Karnataka Education Act, 1983, section 94) · Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal · Block and District education authorities · Universities and their grievance bodies · Supreme Court of India
  • Restaurants, bars and pubsExcise Department and its appellate officers · Commissioner of Food Safety and Adjudicating Officer · Food Safety Appellate Tribunal · Magistrate courts · High Court of Karnataka

Sectors

The method

How a matter is run

A matter runs through six stages, from the conflict check to the record at the close. An advisory note, an arbitration brief and a plaint are held to one standard of research, drafting and record-keeping, whatever the forum.

How we work, in full

  1. Conflict check, then scope
  2. The issue identified before positions harden
  3. Options, with the trade-off attached
  4. A recommendation, and what it rests on
  5. Execution against the agreed parameters
  6. A record at the close

The offices

Three floors, and the courts reached from each

  • Work desks behind glass partitions in the Bengaluru office.

    Bengaluru

    • High Court of Karnataka
    • City Civil Court, Bengaluru
    • National Company Law Tribunal, Bengaluru bench
    • Debts Recovery Tribunal, Bengaluru
    • Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority
    • Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Bengaluru benches

    Advocates here: Adv. Adithya Karthik K, Adv. Harsha Swaroop P, Adv. Ravi Kumar

  • Glass meeting rooms in the Mumbai office at Bandra Kurla Complex.

    Mumbai

    • High Court of Bombay
    • National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai bench
    • Securities Appellate Tribunal
    • Securities and Exchange Board of India
    • Debts Recovery Tribunal, Mumbai
    • Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority

    Advocates here: Adv. Adithya Karthik K, Adv. Harsha Swaroop P, Dr. Vijay Mishra

  • Desks along the window wall of the New Delhi office.

    New Delhi

    • Supreme Court of India
    • High Court of Delhi
    • National Company Law Appellate Tribunal
    • National Company Law Tribunal, New Delhi benches
    • Competition Commission of India
    • National Green Tribunal, principal bench
    • Appellate Tribunal under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act, 2002

    Advocates here: Adv. Adithya Karthik K, Adv. Harsha Swaroop P

Writing

What the practice publishes

One note a month on a change in Indian law, with the working and the sources, and shorter updates when a rule moves. Each note carries the name of the advocate who wrote it, and is listed under Insights.

How to apply

By email, with a CV and a short note naming the practice area and the city. The particulars are on Careers.