From the district courts of Ludhiana to the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh, the practice covers civil, criminal, motor accident claims, matrimonial, and writ matters.
Civil work has been part of the practice since its first year in Ludhiana in 2000: suits over property title and possession, contract and recovery disputes, and civil appeals, carried from the trial court through to the Punjab and Haryana High Court where required.
Criminal defence work — bail applications, trial representation, and appeals — runs through the practice from its earliest days in the district courts of Ludhiana to matters now argued before the Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh.
Before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, the practice represents accident victims and bereaved families in claims for compensation — matters that call for the same close, document-led preparation as any civil trial.
Matrimonial matters — divorce, maintenance, and custody proceedings, along with the allied family-court applications that accompany them — are handled with the discretion the subject requires, from the district family courts through to appeal.
Writ petitions before the Punjab and Haryana High Court — on constitutional and service-law questions — draw directly on the five and a half years spent representing the State of Punjab as Deputy Advocate General, arguing precisely these matters from the government's side of the bar.
Where This Experience Comes From