I represent housing societies, developers, lenders, and individuals across redevelopment disputes, banking recovery, tax matters, and courtroom litigation, handling every matter personally from the first notice to the final order.
Most matters that end up in court began as a document someone signed too quickly. I read the fine print first, argue the case second, and stay on the matter until it is actually closed.
No matter is passed down to a junior. You deal directly with me from the first call to the final hearing.
A background in tax and finance means financial documents are read as closely as the statute.
Real appearance experience before the Bombay High Court, tribunals, and arbitral panels.
Client conversations, drafting, and negotiation conducted fluently in English, Hindi, and Marathi.
Six areas of concentrated practice. Each engagement is run end to end: research, drafting, filing, and representation.
Protecting the interests of societies, owners, and developers through every stage of a redevelopment.
Action on unpaid dues, bounced cheques, and defaulted loans, for lenders and borrowers alike.
Representation before courts, tribunals, and arbitral forums when a dispute needs to be argued and won.
Practical tax guidance from someone who has worked on the filing side of the desk, not only the courtroom side.
Clear guidance through claims and proceedings when a counterparty is unable to pay.
Keeping contracts, filings, and internal documentation in order before they become disputes.
No handoffs between departments. You speak to the same person at every stage of the matter.
A direct conversation to understand the facts, the documents, and the outcome you need.
The legal position is tested against statute, precedent, and regulation.
Notices, agreements, applications, or complaints are prepared precisely and filed on time.
Appearances before courts, tribunals, or the other side's counsel, handled personally.
The matter is carried through to settlement, order, or final judgment.
Clarity on what an engagement covers, and what sits outside it, before the matter begins.
Whether it's a redevelopment agreement, a recovery notice, a tax query, or a dispute headed for litigation, write in with the facts and I will tell you where you stand.