In which courts does LLM Advocates practice?

LLM Advocates practices before the Punjab & Haryana High Court (Chandigarh), Delhi High Court, Supreme Court of India, District Courts across Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi NCR, TDSAT, Consumer Commissions (District, State, NCDRC), RERA Authorities, and various tribunals. We handle both trial and appellate litigation.

What types of litigation does LLM Advocates handle?

We handle civil litigation (property disputes, contract enforcement, recovery suits, injunctions), criminal litigation (defense, bail, quashing petitions, trial), commercial litigation (shareholder disputes, arbitration), constitutional litigation (writ petitions, fundamental rights), and specialized litigation (cyber crime, consumer, family, IP infringement).

What is the difference between civil and criminal litigation?

Civil litigation resolves private disputes between parties (property, contracts, torts, family) and typically results in monetary relief or injunctions. Criminal litigation involves offenses against the state (theft, fraud, assault, cyber crime) and can result in imprisonment, fines, or acquittal. We practice in both domains and advise clients on the appropriate legal strategy.

Practice Area

Litigation

Effective courtroom advocacy across trial and appellate jurisdictions. From District Courts to the Supreme Court of India — we bring preparation, precision, and persuasion to every matter we represent.

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Practice

Litigation Services

Civil Litigation

Property disputes, contract enforcement, recovery suits, injunctions, specific performance, partition suits, and declaratory actions before civil courts.

Criminal Litigation

Criminal defense, bail and anticipatory bail applications, quashing petitions (Section 482 CrPC / Section 528 BNSS), trial representation, and criminal appeals.

Commercial Litigation

Commercial suits, shareholder disputes, partnership dissolution, cheque bouncing (Section 138 NI Act), and commercial arbitration enforcement.

Constitutional Litigation

Writ petitions (Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Quo Warranto), PIL, and fundamental rights enforcement before High Courts and Supreme Court.

Appellate Advocacy

Appeals before High Courts and Supreme Court, revision petitions, review applications, and special leave petitions (SLP).

Tribunal Representation

Representation before TDSAT, Consumer Commissions (NCDRC, State, District), NCLT, RERA Authorities, Labour Courts, and specialized tribunals.

Courts

Courts We Practice In

Supreme Court of India — Special Leave Petitions, appeals, and constitutional matters
Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh — Writ petitions, appeals, bail, quashing, and original jurisdiction
Delhi High Court — Civil and criminal appeals, writ jurisdiction, IP litigation
District Courts — Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Delhi NCR districts
TDSAT — Telecom and data protection disputes
Consumer Commissions — District, State, and NCDRC
NCLT/NCLAT — Company law and insolvency matters

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need a trial lawyer or an appellate lawyer?

A trial lawyer handles the initial case — filing, evidence presentation, witness examination, and obtaining the first judgment. An appellate lawyer handles appeals against trial court decisions before High Courts or the Supreme Court. Many cases require both. Our advocates handle matters at both trial and appellate levels, providing continuity and strategic depth.

What is a quashing petition?

A quashing petition (under Section 482 CrPC / Section 528 BNSS) seeks to terminate criminal proceedings in the interest of justice. It is filed before the High Court and is used when criminal cases are frivolous, vexatious, or amount to an abuse of process. We file quashing petitions for clients facing baseless criminal complaints, particularly in cyber crime, matrimonial, and commercial dispute contexts.

Can LLM Advocates represent me in arbitration?

Yes. We represent clients in domestic arbitration proceedings under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, including appointment of arbitrators, conducting arbitral proceedings, enforcement of arbitral awards, and challenging awards under Section 34. We also advise on drafting effective arbitration clauses in commercial contracts.

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