Supreme Court Litigation
Representation, drafting and legal strategy in matters before the Supreme Court of India.
Litigation practice covering civil, commercial, constitutional, arbitration, insolvency, consumer, criminal and service law matters before leading courts and forums.
Experience across the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court, tribunals, commissions and district courts.
Praveen Kumar Singh is a litigation professional with over five years of experience across the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court and other judicial and quasi-judicial forums.
He has worked with leading chambers practising before the Supreme Court of India and prominent legal forums. His experience covers civil, commercial, constitutional, corporate, insolvency, consumer, arbitration, criminal and service law matters.
His practice includes legal research, drafting, court appearances, preparation of pleadings, litigation strategy and briefing senior counsel. He has also handled complex commercial and technology-related arbitration matters involving substantial financial claims.
The practice combines detailed legal research, structured drafting and focused representation across multiple areas of law.
Representation, drafting and legal strategy in matters before the Supreme Court of India.
Disputes involving contracts, recovery, property, commercial transactions and civil rights.
Advisory, drafting and representation in commercial and technology-related disputes.
Matters before the NCLT and NCLAT involving insolvency, corporate disputes and company law.
Representation before consumer commissions in service, product and commercial disputes.
Matters involving constitutional remedies, public law and service-related disputes.
Professional work includes appearances, drafting, research and case preparation across appellate, commercial, consumer and district-level forums.
Azim Premji University, Bengaluru
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
Research on manual scavengers and the fundamental right to dignity under the Constitution of India.
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