Practice Co-Chair – Transnational Litigation & International Arbitration | Public Law, Regulatory & Policy | Corporate Advisory, Governance & Compliance | Sports & Gaming Laws | IPR & TMT

Practice Overview

Jatin Kochhar is a Partner at Clavius Legal with a diverse practice spanning commercial disputes, international arbitration, corporate advisory, sports law, and regulatory matters. A graduate of a premier National Law University in India, Jatin combines academic rigor with practical insight in handling high-value contentious and non-contentious matters. He regularly advises and represents domestic and international clients across industries such as construction & engineering, oil & gas, infrastructure, real estate, and life sciences.

His disputes practice encompasses high-stakes commercial and corporate litigation as well as complex arbitrations under ad hoc and institutional rules including LCIA, SIAC, and DIAC. He has acted in arbitration-related litigation before the Supreme Court, High Courts, and civil courts across India. In addition to acting as counsel, Jatin has also served as Secretary/Assistant to the Arbitral Tribunal in more than 40 domestic and international arbitrations under both Indian and foreign law, giving him a rare dual perspective on arbitral procedure and advocacy.

Beyond disputes, Jatin advises leading corporations, general counsel, and boards on regulatory compliance, governance, and municipal as well as international legal issues. He has assisted in preparation of expert opinions on Indian and international commercial law before foreign courts and tribunals, including the US Federal Courts, the Appellate Courts in England & Wales, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, and INTERPOL. His strategic foresight and ability to bridge cross-border legal issues make him a trusted advisor for corporates and law firms alike.

In the sphere of Sports Law, Jatin has advised leading cricketing institutions such as the Delhi & District Cricket Association, Hyderabad Cricket Association, Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh, and Rajasthan Cricket Association, alongside major fantasy sports platforms including Dream11 and MPL. He also serves as Special Counsel to the High-Powered Committee constituted by the Supreme Court of India, overseeing the transfer and welfare of captive elephants across India—a role that underscores his unique expertise at the intersection of law, policy, and public interest.

Jatin’s practice reflects his commitment to both the precision of legal drafting and the agility of strategic litigation. He is consistently praised by clients for his ability to simplify complex disputes, craft innovative strategies, and deliver results under pressure. His experience spans contentious and advisory matters alike, making him a versatile and highly regarded advocate.

Jatin is consistently recognized by leading global directories for his expertise in dispute resolution and arbitration. He was named India Lawyer of the Year at the asialaw Awards (2023), recognized as a Future Star in International Arbitration by Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific (2024–2025), and recommended by The Legal 500 Asia-Pacific (2024–2025). Leading publications have described him as “very efficient in advising on all aspects and stages in a commercial dispute” and “exceptionally knowledgeable in construction law and industry, adept at managing the high volume paperwork involved in complex projects” (Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific, 2023). Clients commend him as “a very smart and knowledgeable lawyer with in-depth understanding of complex legal problems, always responsive and highly diligent,” and peers have praised him as “an intelligent lawyer with an eye for detail, excellent research skills, and deep knowledge across various sub-streams of law” (Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific, 2023).

Jatin is a seasoned disputes practitioner with nearly a decade of experience in domestic and international arbitration and multi-jurisdictional litigation. He has acted as counsel and as secretary to arbitral tribunals in more than 80 arbitration proceedings across India, Singapore, London, Paris, DIFC, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Bhutan, and Nepal. His exposure to both ad hoc and institutional rules, including LCIA, SIAC, DIAC and others, gives him a distinctive ability to anticipate procedural nuances and devise strategies that secure successful outcomes.

His practice extends to arbitration-related litigation before Indian and foreign courts, including enforcement and setting-aside proceedings, where he advises on cross-border award enforcement, judgment recognition, and complex jurisdictional conflicts. He represents multinational corporations, sovereign states, and financial institutions in high-value commercial disputes, treaty interpretation matters, and regulatory conflicts. Jatin’s unique background as tribunal secretary has afforded him a rare insider’s perspective into the deliberations of leading arbitrators across common and civil law traditions—insights that directly inform his advocacy.

An active member of several professional bodies, Jatin contributes to the development of international arbitration and transnational litigation through thought leadership and publications in leading journals. Consistently recognized by global legal directories for his arbitration and dispute resolution expertise, he is regarded by clients and peers alike as a trusted advisor and advocate in complex cross-border disputes.

Notable Work

  • Acted for His Majesty the King in Right of Canada in a complex international litigation concerning a mega cross-border fraud and asset tracing, freezing and recovery.
  • Acted for a state-owned entity concerning the enforcement of an arbitral award in the Netherlands.
  • Advised a global biopharmaceutical major concerning patient confidentiality and privacy under Indian laws in a motion for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunctive relief before the United States District Court- Southern District of New York.
  • Advised an international oil and gas exploration company on various aspects of Indian law and interpretation of a Production Sharing Agreement in enforcement proceedings before the United States District Court of Columbia.
  • Advised a major financial institution on issues of Indian commercial laws in proceedings before the High Court of England and Wales.
  • Worked as part of the international legal team and acted for the Italian Republic in an inter-state arbitration under Annex VII of the United National Convention on the law of the Sea (UNCLOS)- PCA Case No. 2015-28: The ‘Enrica Lexie’ Incident (Italy v. India).
  • Acted for India’s leading steam coal importer before the Supreme Court of India against a leading Swiss energy and commodities trader in proceedings concerning the enforcement of a London-seated foreign arbitral award.
  • Advised a leading Indian multi-format retailer on issues of Indian law in a SIAC arbitration with the world’s leading technology and e-commerce company.
  • Dispute between a leading Singapore-based international luxury hotel management and operations company and a leading Indian retail mall developer.
  • Ad hoc arbitration between a mining lessee and the mine development company concerning the breach of the mining contract.
  • Two consolidated arbitrations between a French global energy management company and a leading Indian renewable energy major concerning two solar power plants.
  • Two consolidated arbitrations concerning a Production Sharing Agreement between India’s biggest energy conglomerate and a leading upstream oil and gas company.
  • ICC arbitration concerning a project for setting up a sinter plant between India’s largest steel producer and a consortium of Indian and German engineering and construction contractors.
  • Advised a leading manganese ore trader with mining interests in Africa against a leading Hong Kong-based commodities trader concerning the enforcement of a SIAC award.
  • Advised the Director of a Singapore-based technology company in setting aside proceedings concerning a post-M&A dispute under Singapore Law.
  • Advised a global technology consulting and digital solutions company in the enforcement of an ICC award seated in DIFC against a UAE-based EPC contractor.
  • Dispute between a Hong Kong based trading major and a leading Indian e-commerce company concerning the breach of Brand and Technical License Agreement.
  • Dispute between a process equipment manufacturer (of pressure vessel, columns etc.) and a Joint Venture with respect to the calculation and payment of CENVAT Credit under CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004.
  • Disputes between a major General Insurance Company and one of Asia’s largest Petrochemical conglomerate concerning a business interruption claim arising out of a Mega Package Insurance Policy.
  • A multi-billion-dollar ad hoc arbitration between a Russian state-owned industrial conglomerate and an Indian state-owned energy major concerning the construction of a Mega Power Plant.
  • Two consolidated arbitrations under ICC Rules between a Slovenian heavy machinery manufacturer and an Indian engineering, construction and infrastructure major.
  • Dispute between a foreign state nuclear corporation and a leading Indian business conglomerate-Hong Kong seated arbitration.
  • Ad hoc arbitration between a major General Insurance company and one of the world’s largest Petrochemical conglomerates concerning a business interruption claim arising out of a Mega Package Insurance Policy.
  • LCIA arbitration between an Indian pharmaceutical major and an Italy-linked global biopharmaceutical company concerning the breach of an exclusive distribution agreement.
  • Two consolidated ad hoc arbitrations between a Singapore-based trading company and an Indian manufacturer and supplier of furnace consumables.
  • Ad hoc arbitration between a leading Indian marketing and events company and a US-linked entity
  • UNCITRAL arbitration concerning multiple disputes arising between an Indian energy major and a Swiss global engineering conglomerate concerning the construction of a grassroots oil refinery.
  • ICC arbitration between a consortium of two Japanese & Indian companies and an Indian state-owned entity concerning engineering, procurement and construction of a 600 km rail.
  • SIAC arbitration arising from a Shareholders Agreement between a Mauritius-based investment fund and an Indian construction major.
  • Ad hoc arbitration between a Canadian oil field services company and an Indian hydrocarbon exploration and production company.
  • ICA arbitration between a Singapore-based trading major and India’s largest state-owned trading corporation concerning the supply of imported steam coal of Indonesian origin to India.
  • Ad hoc arbitration between a leading Chinese Construction and Engineering company and an Indian Aluminium major concerning the construction of a captive power plant.
  • Two consolidated arbitrations between an Indian gas line transmission company and a consortium of a leading Indian and Iranian EPC contractor concerning the high-pressure natural gas pipeline construction.
  • LCIA arbitration concerning a supply contract between a German and an Indian company.
  • Assisting in arbitration between a power & gas major and a Maharatna Government of India Undertaking, in relation to contract for laying of pipelines and associated works for City Gas Distribution Project.

Jatin’s practice spans commercial dispute resolution, corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, corporate governance, and business restructuring. He has acted for a diverse portfolio of clients ranging from start-ups and SMEs to multinational corporations, advising across sectors such as infrastructure, real estate, life sciences, and technology.

A trusted advisor to high-net-worth individuals, C-suite executives, and boards navigating complex business challenges, Jatin combines strategic acumen with legal insight to deliver solutions that are not only legally robust but also commercially sound. His specialization in commercial and transactional disputes allows him to bridge contentious and advisory work with equal proficiency, ensuring optimal outcomes before courts, tribunals, and regulatory bodies.

Jatin has substantial experience in mergers & acquisitions, guiding businesses through the intricacies of structuring and executing transactions while safeguarding regulatory compliance and optimizing financial objectives. His corporate finance practice further extends to advising on capital raising and investment structures, while his counsel on governance and compliance frameworks helps clients achieve their business goals within evolving legal and regulatory landscapes.

Notable Work

  • Acted for an Agri-tech company concerning a mega commercial plantation project in Northeast India.
  • Advised an Indian company concerning the acquisition of a South African company’s controlling stake in a prominent beverage company in India.
  • Advised a consortium of investors with interests in hospitality concerning an over USD 800 million purchase bid of an iconic hotel property in New York City from its India-based owners.
  • Advised a Singaporean company concerning a government bid to procure and supply health equipment in India.
  • Advised a leading energy company in India on post-acquisition issues concerning the state’s imposition of land transfer fees.
  • Advised one of the largest telecom majors in India concerning the Supreme Court of India’s decision on the Adjusted Gross Revenue for levying License fees and Spectrum Usage Charges.
  • Advised a South African entity on issues concerning the acquisition of a majority stake in the Indian subsidiary of a leading Construction & Engineering company engaged in a mega infrastructure development project.
  • Advised the Director of a leading Indian luxury hotel group concerning a case of oppression and mismanagement.
  • Advised a Special Purpose Vehicle (a joint venture between two notable Indian business corporations undertaking a major road development project) on a commercial dispute with the state regarding the interpretation of the concession agreement and revenue sharing from toll collection.
  • Acted for the promoters of one of the largest luxury goods manufacturers in the Middle East in disputes relating to the Family Business Governance Agreement and apportionment of multi-billion-dollar group assets spread worldwide.
  • Advised a leading global audit firm concerning the applicability and interpretation of a specific provision in Indian company laws in a case concerning a multi-billion-dollar financial fraud.
  • Advised a leading Indian housing finance company concerning disclosure requirements for listed companies under SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015
  • Advised in the acquisition of a controlling stake in a leading industrial development bank in India by a state-owned insurance company.
  • Advised one of the world’s leading EPC contractors concerning the imposition of liquidated damages in a turnkey contract for a supercritical thermal plant.
  • Acted for a leading real estate developer in Northern India in proceedings before various courts and tribunals in disputes on the sale and auction of one of the most expensive commercial real estate in central Delhi.
  • Advised a leading real estate developer in Delhi (NCR) concerning a complex asset swap scheme with another prominent developer involving a mega township project.
  • Advised an Indian business enterprise on the acquisition of industrial assets from the United Kingdom.
  • Joint Venture dispute between a real estate major and a leading retail and hospitality company.
  • Acted for a religious trust on issues concerning breach of a construction contract by a leading Indian construction and engineering contractor concerning the construction of the world’s tallest religious skyscraper.
  • Acted for India’s leading battery manufacturer in proceedings before the commercial court and the High Court in disputes relating to the invocation of bank guarantee.
  • Acted for the largest international airport in India in issues concerning the online sale and purchase of duty-free liquor and the interpretation and application of the relevant laws.
  • Acted for one of the busiest airports in India in a significant commercial dispute with airline operators.
  • Advised India’s leading construction company concerning the interpretation and application of termination and force majeure clauses in a significant metro construction contract.
  • Acted for a South Africa-linked green technology company in relation to the development of two green sustainable township projects in North-East India.

Jatin has extensive experience in extradition, mutual legal assistance, and INTERPOL matters, particularly in cases involving Indian nationals declared as fugitive economic offenders. He combines a strong command of extradition law and procedure with proven skill in safeguarding clients’ rights throughout complex proceedings.

He has a notable track record in INTERPOL matters, successfully assisting clients with data access, correction, deletion, and the cancellation of Red Notices and Diffusions. His nuanced understanding of INTERPOL’s framework and strategy-driven approach have consistently delivered positive outcomes in sensitive cases.

Jatin also regularly advises on Mutual Legal Assistance in criminal matters, including treaty-based cooperation and cross-border financial crime investigations involving fraud, anti-bribery, anti-money laundering, and conflicts of interest. He has represented prominent individuals, entrepreneurs, and C-suite executives in high-stakes international cases.

His knowledge of both domestic and international law, coupled with a detailed understanding of treaty obligations and cooperation mechanisms, places him in a unique position to guide clients through the legal and procedural complexities of international criminal cooperation. Given the sensitive nature of this practice, details of his representations remain confidential.

Notable Work

  • Acted for an Indian business tycoon and former politician facing extradition to India concerning claims for international protection.
  • Advised a prominent Indian defence contractor concerning extradition proceedings under the UK-India extradition treaty.
  • Acted for two prominent Belgian residents on proceedings before the CCF, Interpol, for cancellation of Red Notices issued at the request of NCB, India, on allegations of a multi-billion-dollar cross-border financial fraud and money laundering.
  • Advised a former diamantaire (declared a fugitive economic offender and the subject of an extradition effort by the Indian government from the UK on allegations of a multi-billion-dollar fraud and money laundering) concerning claims for international protection.
  • Acted for the C-suite executives of a leading Indian business conglomerate concerning investigative requests by a foreign state made under the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty and in proceedings before the Commission for Control of Interpol Files (CCF), Interpol for cancellation of Diffusion Notices issued by the National Central Bureau (NCB) of a foreign state on charges of cross border financial fraud and money laundering.

Jatin’s sports and gaming practice focuses on providing end-to-end legal and policy advisory services to prominent sports associations and leading fantasy gaming platforms in India. He acts as a trusted advisor to some of the country’s foremost fantasy sports companies and other major players in the “game of skill” domain, assisting them with issues ranging from compliance with evolving regulations to structuring of business models, licensing, and brand protection.

Drawing on his experience as legal advisor to the office of the Ombudsman for three leading state cricket associations—Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA), Hyderabad Cricket Association, and Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh—Jatin brings an insider’s perspective on governance, ethics, and dispute resolution within sports administration. He has also advised the Rajasthan Cricket Association on regulatory and governance issues, further deepening his involvement with India’s cricketing institutions.

His expertise enables him to deliver strategic guidance on navigating the complex and often fragmented legal and regulatory landscape of sports and gaming in India, including issues relating to online skill-based games, state-level restrictions, and policy engagement with regulators. With a combination of industry insight and legal acumen, Jatin helps clients mitigate regulatory risks, safeguard their commercial interests, and position themselves for sustainable growth in a highly scrutinized sector.

Notable Work

  • Advised Delhi & District Cricket Association in day-to-day affairs and complaints to the Office of Ombudsman
  • Advised Hyderabad Cricket Association in conducting enquiries against certain Office bearers in complaints before the Ombudsman
  • Acted as Assistant Electoral Officer for conducting General Elections in Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh
  • Advised Rajasthan Cricket Association in day-to-day affairs and complaints to the Office of Ombudsman
  • Advised various Fantasy Sports Platforms including Sporta Technologies (DREAM 11) and MPL regarding legality of Fantasy Gaming and laws applicable therein.
  • Advised an international gaming company on market entry into India, including assessment of regulatory restrictions on online real-money games, foreign investment structuring, and data protection obligations.
  • Counsel to a global sportswear brand on intellectual property protection and licensing arrangements with Indian sporting bodies.
  • Advised a cricket association in disputes arising from eligibility of candidates for office-bearer elections, ensuring compliance with Lodha Committee reforms and BCCI guidelines.

Jatin has significant experience advising and representing clients in defamation disputes and matters involving reputational risk. His deep understanding of defamation law, combined with a strategic and pragmatic approach, enables him to effectively defend against and pursue high-stakes defamation claims. He is equally adept at managing the broader reputational challenges that accompany such disputes, offering clients bespoke strategies that integrate crisis management, media engagement, and communication planning. By blending legal acumen with practical foresight, Jatin ensures his clients are not only well-protected in the courtroom but also resilient in safeguarding their public image and business standing.

Notable Work

  • Acted for one of the world’s largest business conglomerates in multiple cases of civil and criminal defamation against various Indian and global media outlets and persons concerning allegedly defamatory and factually incorrect publications.
  • Acted for one of the world’s largest non-profit organizations and its office bearers in civil and criminal defamation proceedings in India.
  • Acted for a former C-suite executive in criminal defamation proceedings against a leading Indian financial services company.

Jatin has a vast experience in asset recovery, enforcement, global investigations, and white-collar defence. He advises clients on complex asset tracing, recovery, and preservation strategies, including obtaining injunctive relief, worldwide freezing orders, and search and seizure orders. His proficiency in managing enforcement proceedings before Indian and foreign courts has made him a trusted advisor in cross-border disputes involving judgment and award enforcement.

He is equally adept at conducting sensitive internal investigations and navigating regulatory and criminal probes, frequently advising clients on responses to government inquiries, enforcement actions, and compliance failures. Jatin provides bespoke strategies to mitigate legal, commercial, and reputational risks, ensuring clients are equipped to manage crises with agility and discretion.

With an intimate understanding of the Indian and international regulatory landscape and proven success in managing complex multi-jurisdictional investigations, Jatin brings a distinct edge to this practice. As a pivotal figure in the firm’s white-collar defence team, he regularly guides corporations, boards, and senior executives through investigations and prosecutions relating to allegations of fraud, bribery, corruption, and money laundering, delivering strategic advice and representation at every stage.

Notable Work

  • Acted for a leading Indian investment and financial company in an internal inquiry concerning allegations of financial misconduct and violation of foreign exchange laws.
  • Acted for a C-Suite executive of a Canada and UK-linked Indian financial services company concerning an internal inquiry relating to allegations of professional misconduct and conflict of interest.
  • Acted for a leading real estate lender concerning an internal inquiry initiated against a C-suite executive for allegations of corruption and violation of the employee code of conduct.
  • Acted for the President of one of Asia’s most expensive residential housing societies in a politically sensitive case before the High Court and the Supreme Court of India concerning allegations of massive real estate fraud.
  • Acted for the Chairman, Director, and Senior Executive of a leading mining and trading company in India in criminal proceedings initiated by the Central Bureau of Investigation concerning allegations of bribery and corruption.
  • Acted as secretary/special counsel to a court-appointed High Powered Committee led by a former judge of the Supreme Court of India to investigate a significant case of real estate fraud affecting thousands of investors.
  • Advised a foreign state concerning global enforcement proceedings and execution of a worldwide freezing order.
  • Advised the former Chairman of one of the world’s largest liquor makers (declared a fugitive economic offender in India) in multiple legal proceedings in India and UK concerning bankruptcy, money laundering, debt enforcement and claims for international protection.
  • Acted for an Indian public sector bank in proceedings concerning attachment of mortgaged properties as proceeds of crime by the Enforcement Directorate in India under the anti-money laundering laws.
  • Acted for the aggrieved investors against a prominent real estate developer facing charges of fraud and cheating in a multi-million-dollar real estate investment fraud case.
  • Advised a prominent UAE-based entrepreneur with interests in finance and manufacturing concerning criminal proceedings emanating from an alleged willful default on a loan facility in India.
  • Acted for a prominent individual facing charges of corruption and money laundering in a significant scam in India concerning medical entrance examination, admission and recruitment.
  • Acted for a prominent land aggregator in India in multiple proceedings before various tribunals and courts, including the Supreme Court of India, concerning allegations of money laundering arising from India’s biggest spot exchange scam.
  • Advised a prominent businessperson with interests in aviation, hospitality and real estate concerning one of the first proceedings in India under the Black Money Act.
  • Acted for a Dominican HNI in a plea for anticipatory bail before the Supreme Court of India concerning allegations of cross-border cyber and crypto fraud in the United States and India.
  • Acted for the directors and guarantors of a leading food manufacturer concerning criminal investigation for fraudulent misappropriation of finance facility.

Jatin has advised clients on a broad range of financial disputes, representing creditors, corporate debtors, and personal guarantors in matters involving debt recovery and insolvency. He approaches each matter with care and attention to detail, aiming to protect client interests while working within the framework of the law. His work in debt recovery has involved handling proceedings at different stages and assisting clients in achieving effective outcomes.

He has been engaged in several insolvency proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, supporting resolution professionals, committees of creditors, and companies in navigating the process. He has also been involved in matters with cross-border dimensions, requiring coordination across jurisdictions and an understanding of international insolvency principles.

In addition, Jatin works with companies undergoing restructuring or facing financial distress, helping them to identify practical solutions that are both workable and compliant with regulatory requirements. His focus remains on providing steady, reliable guidance that enables clients to move forward during periods of difficulty.

Notable Work

  • Advised the resolution professional of an infrastructure major in India undergoing corporate insolvency concerning the admission of claims by creditors.
  • Advised a leading asset reconstruction company on various issues concerning debt enforcement and corporate insolvency.
  • Advised a Petrochemical major on issues pertaining to debts and non-performing assets amounting to USD 750 million.
  • Advised the world’s leading integrated steel and mining company concerning its USD 5 billion acquisition bid of a debt-laden company undergoing insolvency.
  • Acted for a leading housing bank concerning enforcement of a financial debt before the National Company Law Tribunal.
  • Advised the former chairperson of India’s largest spirits company and a defunct airline concerning personal bankruptcy proceedings before the High Court of England and Wales.

Jatin advises on matters concerning constitutional law, administrative law, and regulatory compliance, and has represented clients in significant litigation before Indian courts, including the Supreme Court. His understanding of the constitutional framework and its interaction with different aspects of public law allows him to provide considered representation and practical legal advice.

In addition to litigation, Jatin works with government bodies and stakeholders on policy-related matters. His familiarity with the legislative process and regulatory environment makes him a reliable advisor in the development and implementation of public policy.

He also supports clients in meeting regulatory obligations, helping them assess risks, design compliance frameworks, and navigate procedural requirements. By focusing on both the legal and practical aspects of compliance, he ensures that clients are well-prepared to meet regulatory expectations.

As a practitioner in public law and policy, Jatin adopts a thoughtful and strategic approach. He takes into account the wider policy and societal context of legal issues, aiming to provide advice that is legally sound, commercially practical, and mindful of the public interest.

Notable Work

  • Advised on legal and policy issues on the Mid-Day Meal scheme (free school lunch) under the National Food Security Act, including successful representation on behalf of a leading non-profit in the sector before the government authorities on crucial policy issues impacting over 2 million school-going children in India.
  • Special Counsel to a Supreme Court-appointed High Powered Committee led by a former judge of the Supreme Court of India for dealing with issues concerning the transfer and import of captive wild animals in India.
  • Acted for the aggrieved landowners in a multi-billion-dollar eminent domain dispute before the Supreme Court of India concerning a prominent land parcel in Mumbai, India.
  • Acted for a public charitable trust running the world’s biggest free school lunch programme in matters pertaining to government contracts before the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India.
  • Acted as secretary/special counsel to a court-appointed High Powered Committee led by a former judge of the Supreme Court of India to investigate a significant case of real estate fraud affecting thousands of investors.
  • Acted in a petition seeking special leave to appeal before the Supreme Court of India in a case impugning a decision of the High Court on the administrative side concerning a court staff.