Courts, Tribunals & Panel Appointments
Jatin Parashar appears before India’s constitutional courts and tribunals, and holds panel counsel appointments with the following institutions.
Constitutional Courts
Practice Areas
Anchored in litigation before India’s constitutional courts and tribunals.
Service & Employment Law
Recruitment, promotions, disciplinary proceedings, transfers, seniority, and pensionary benefits.
Learn moreConstitutional & Administrative Law
Constitutional remedies and administrative law matters before India's constitutional courts.
Learn moreCivil Litigation
Civil disputes and appellate proceedings, prepared and argued with precision.
Learn moreWrit Jurisdiction
Writ petitions before the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.
Learn moreLabour & Industrial Relations
Labour and industrial relations disputes, compliance, and litigation strategy.
Learn moreDepartmental & Disciplinary Proceedings
Departmental inquiries and disciplinary proceedings for government and PSU employees.
Learn moreConsumer Protection Litigation
Consumer disputes pursued and defended before the consumer protection fora.
Learn moreAppellate Practice
Appellate representation before the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.
Learn moreCriminal Law
Criminal and quasi-criminal representation, including bail proceedings, across Delhi and Mumbai.
Learn moreWhere Matters Are Won
Every matter is won or lost long before you enter the courtroom — in the preparation, the drafting, and the strategy behind it.Jatin Parashar, Founder & Managing Partner
Counsel Who Argue Their Own Matters
Every matter is run by someone who argued it, not just signed off on it.

Founding Partner
Jatin Parashar
Founder & Managing Partner
Service, Constitutional & Administrative Law

Founding Partner
Gunjan Singh
Founder & Managing Partner
Advocate & Corporate Jurisprudence Specialist

Principal Associate
Rohit Bhagat
Principal Associate
Litigation, Arbitration & Consumer Disputes

Principal Associate
Pragyesh Pratap Singh
Principal Associate
Service, Family & Real Estate Litigation
From the Blog
Explainers and practical guidance from the team, drawn from the practice areas we actually argue in.
The Central Administrative Tribunal: What Government Employees Need to Know Before Filing
The CAT was set up to give government servants a faster, specialised forum for service disputes. Here's how its jurisdiction actually works, and where its limits are.
Read article Writ JurisdictionArticle 226 vs Article 32: Choosing the Right Constitutional Remedy
Both articles let a citizen approach a constitutional court directly. They are not interchangeable — the choice between them shapes what relief is available and where the case is heard.
Read article Criminal LawFrom IPC to BNS: What the New Criminal Codes Change for Litigants
India's three colonial-era criminal statutes have been replaced. Here's what actually changes for someone facing, or bringing, a criminal case today.
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