Amandeep Singh Rai has practised law since November 2000 — from Chamber No. 209 at the District Court, Ludhiana, to the Bar of the Punjab and Haryana High Court — and served the State of Punjab as Deputy Advocate General (DAG) from April 2007 to October 2012.
Amandeep Singh Rai began independent practice in November 2000, taking chambers — No. 209 — at the Lawyers Complex of the new District Court, Ludhiana. It was here, in the daily discipline of civil and criminal trial work, that the practice which now appears regularly before the Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh took its shape.
That grounding in trial-court advocacy — precise pleadings, close cross-examination, and an unhurried command of procedure — remains the register in which he argues matters today, whether before a district judge in Ludhiana or a bench in Chandigarh.
Read the Full BiographyFor five and a half years, Amandeep Singh Rai represented the State of Punjab as Deputy Advocate General — appearing on the government's behalf before the Punjab and Haryana High Court through a tenure that shaped his present command of constitutional, service, and writ jurisdiction matters.
The Deputy Advocate General YearsAmandeep Singh Rai's father, S. Paramjit Singh Rai, served the State of Punjab as Director of Prosecution and Litigation from 1997 to 2008 — a tenure in public legal service that preceded, and ran alongside, his son's own years as Deputy Advocate General.
Civil, criminal, motor accident compensation, matrimonial, and writ matters — carried from the district court to the High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh.
Property, contract, recovery and civil appellate matters, argued from the trial stage through to the High Court.
Bail, trial, and appellate representation across the criminal courts of Punjab and before the High Court at Chandigarh.
Compensation claims before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal on behalf of accident victims and their families.
Divorce, maintenance, custody and allied family court proceedings, handled with discretion.
Constitutional and service-law writs before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh.
"Twenty-five years of standing to argue — first in Ludhiana, now before the High Court — has taught one thing above all: prepare the file as if no one else will."
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