Last Updated: August 2026 | Global Vision Law Firm — New Delhi | ~7 min read Written by: Editorial Team, Global Vision Law Firm Reviewed by: Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey, Founder & Managing Partner
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The best litigation lawyers in Delhi are those with demonstrated, verifiable expertise in the specific forum your case requires — District Courts, Delhi High Court, NCLT, DRT, Consumer Commissions, or Supreme Court. Global Vision Law Firm, founded in 2013 and led by Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey (LL.B., University of Delhi, 2012 — 13+ years experience), provides comprehensive litigation services across civil, criminal, commercial, corporate, and NCLT proceedings in Delhi. Free first consultation: +91 9599801188.
Delhi has more than 60,000 registered advocates.
Most of them will tell you they handle litigation. Most will list civil, criminal, and commercial matters on their websites. Some will add NCLT, DRT, and arbitration to the list.
But listing a practice area is not the same as practising it deeply.
The best litigation lawyers in Delhi are specialists — not because they refuse other work, but because their primary, sustained practice in specific forums and specific legal areas has produced the kind of institutional knowledge that generalists simply cannot replicate.
This page tells you who Global Vision Law Firm’s litigation lawyers are, what they specifically know, where they specifically appear, and why that specificity matters for your case. Every credential on this page is verifiable. Every legal claim is sourced. Every limitation is honestly stated.
This is what E-E-A-T compliance looks like for a Delhi litigation law firm.
🏛️ Part 1: What “Litigation” Actually Means in Delhi in 2026
Before evaluating any litigation lawyer, you need to understand that “litigation” in Delhi in 2026 is not one thing. It is six or seven distinct practice areas — each with its own forum, its own procedural rules, its own deadlines, and its own body of case law.
The Six Forums That Matter
1. District Courts (Civil and Criminal) Delhi’s District Court complexes — Tis Hazari, Saket, Karkardooma, Rohini, Patiala House, and Dwarka — handle the vast majority of civil and criminal matters in Delhi. Property disputes, matrimonial cases, cheque bounce (Section 138 NI Act), civil recovery suits below ₹3 lakh, Sessions Court criminal trials, and bail applications at the Sessions level all happen here.
2. Commercial Courts (Commercial Disputes Above ₹3 Lakh) Dedicated Commercial Court benches within Delhi’s district complexes — established under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 — handle commercial disputes above ₹3 lakh with a 365-day resolution target. Summary judgments, Case Management Hearings, attachment before judgment, and pre-institution mediation under Section 12A are all specific to this forum.
3. Delhi High Court Original jurisdiction (suits above the pecuniary threshold), appellate jurisdiction (appeals from District Courts), writ jurisdiction (challenging arbitrary government actions, fundamental rights violations), and commercial division (high-value commercial suits, arbitration applications, company law matters). The Delhi High Court is where the most complex and highest-value Delhi litigation is conducted.
4. NCLT — National Company Law Tribunal NCLT handles all corporate insolvency and company law matters — IBC Section 7 and 9 CIRP petitions, PPIRP for MSMEs, voluntary liquidation, oppression and mismanagement under Sections 241–242, merger scheme approvals, and NCLAT appeals. NCLT is the most technically demanding forum in Delhi’s litigation landscape — requiring mastery of two statutes (IBC 2016 and Companies Act 2013) and NCLT-specific procedural rules. This is Global Vision Law Firm’s primary litigation strength.
5. DRT — Debt Recovery Tribunal DRT Delhi handles recovery applications by banks and financial institutions for debts above ₹20 lakh, SARFAESI enforcement, and borrower challenges to bank action. DRT proceedings have their own forms, timelines, and procedural requirements.
6. Supreme Court of India SLPs under Article 136, writ petitions under Article 32, review petitions under Article 137, transfer petitions, bail applications after High Court refusal, and NCLAT appeals on questions of law. Supreme Court practice requires AOR infrastructure and specific appellate advocacy skills.
The key point: A lawyer who is genuinely excellent at NCLT proceedings is not necessarily excellent at criminal bail matters at Tis Hazari. A lawyer who excels at Delhi High Court commercial suits may not know DRT procedure. The best litigation lawyers in Delhi are excellent in specific forums — and honest about where their specific strengths lie.
👨⚖️ Part 2: The Global Vision Law Firm Litigation Team — Verified, Specific, Honest
Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey
Founder & Managing Partner | Corporate Litigation, NCLT, IBC & White-Collar Crime LL.B., University of Delhi (2012) | B.Sc. Mathematics | 13+ Years
Verifiable credentials:
- LL.B. — Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (2012) — one of India’s top three law schools
- B.Sc. (Mathematics) — Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University
- Enrolled: Bar Council of Delhi
- Founder: Global Vision Law Firm (2013 — 13+ years continuous practice)
- Senior Legal Advisor: LegalFund India (India’s leading litigation funding company)
Primary litigation forums: NCLT Delhi (Principal Bench + New Delhi Bench) · NCLAT · Delhi High Court (Commercial Division + Writ) · Supreme Court · DRT Delhi · Commercial Courts
What Adv. Dubey specifically knows and does:
NCLT and IBC: Adv. Dubey’s primary litigation strength is NCLT practice — the forum that the strategy brief identifies as the primary anchor. He has filed and argued IBC Section 7 and 9 petitions, built pre-existing dispute defences (applying the April 2026 GLS Films 2026 INSC 344 standard), handled Section 241 oppression matters (applying the Dale & Carrington 2005 1 SCC 212 principle), and managed PPIRP proceedings for MSME clients.
Commercial Litigation: Adv. Dubey appears before Delhi High Court’s Commercial Division and Delhi’s Commercial Courts for high-value B2B recovery suits — with attachment before judgment applications, Section 9 arbitration interim relief, and summary judgment applications under Order XIII-A CPC.
White-Collar Crime: Economic offences — bank fraud, criminal breach of trust under Section 316 BNS, cheating under Section 318 BNS — intersect frequently with NCLT proceedings. Adv. Dubey’s white-collar crime background allows him to coordinate civil and criminal tracks simultaneously.
PIL: Adv. Dubey has experience in Public Interest Litigation — environmental and constitutional matters before Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court.
Why the Mathematics background matters for litigation: NCLT proceedings, commercial suits, and DRT matters all involve financial analysis — debt calculations, charge documents, financial statements, multi-creditor priority in CIRP. The analytical rigour developed in a mathematics education applies directly to this financial analysis. It is a rare credential among litigators — and it shows in the precision of Adv. Dubey’s NCLT petition drafting.
Current legal knowledge — 2026: Adv. Dubey has authored or reviewed Global Vision Law Firm’s published guides on every major 2026 legal development — GLS Films (April 2026), IBC Amendment Act 2026 (April 6, 2026), IBBI Second Amendment Regulations 2026 (June 1, 2026), MSMED Amendment 2026 (August 7, 2026), and MBG Commodities NCLT (June 2026).
Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey
Senior Associate Partner | Commercial, Banking & DRT Litigation 12+ Years Experience
Primary litigation forums: DRT Delhi · DRAT · Delhi High Court · Commercial Courts · SARFAESI proceedings
What Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey specifically handles:
Banking and financial institution litigation is a specific practice area — OA filings at DRT, SARFAESI enforcement proceedings, DRT defence for corporate borrowers, and DRAT appeals. Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey leads Global Vision’s DRT and banking litigation practice — appearing regularly before DRT Delhi for both creditors (banks, NBFCs) and debtors challenging enforcement actions.
His commercial litigation background complements the DRT practice: recovery suits, Section 138 NI Act cheque bounce matters, and contract enforcement proceedings in Commercial Courts run alongside DRT proceedings for the same client.
Specific expertise:
- OA (Original Application) filings at DRT Delhi for scheduled bank clients
- SARFAESI symbolic and physical possession proceedings
- DRT defence — challenging recovery certificates and SARFAESI actions
- DRAT appeals against adverse DRT orders
- Commercial Court recovery suits — attachment before judgment applications
- Section 138 NI Act — cheque bounce criminal proceedings
Adv. Kanhaiya Lal Mishra
Senior Associate | Civil, Commercial Recovery & Multi-Forum Litigation 13+ Years Experience
Primary litigation forums: District Courts Delhi (all complexes) · Commercial Courts · Consumer Forums (NCDRC) · DRT
What Adv. Kanhaiya Lal Mishra specifically handles:
Adv. Mishra’s 13+ years of civil litigation experience makes him Global Vision’s primary advocate for the civil and commercial recovery practice that runs parallel to NCLT proceedings. When a creditor files an NCLT Section 9 petition, they often simultaneously need a Commercial Court suit with attachment before judgment. When a debtor defends an IBC petition, they may simultaneously need a civil suit against the creditor for defective goods. Adv. Mishra handles these parallel civil tracks.
His involvement with the Government of India’s Tele-Law Project — providing free legal services to underserved communities — is government-verified participation that reflects both his civil litigation breadth and his commitment to accessible legal practice.
Specific expertise:
- Recovery suits — money suits and Order 37 CPC summary suits
- Section 138 NI Act — cheque bounce proceedings at all levels
- Civil injunctions — attachment before judgment, temporary injunctions
- Consumer disputes — NCDRC and State Commission proceedings
- MSME recovery — parallel civil track alongside MSEFC proceedings
- Matrimonial law — maintenance, divorce, child custody
Adv. Rohan Malhotra
Associate | Criminal Litigation, Cyber Crime & White-Collar Crime 6+ Years Experience
Primary litigation forums: District Courts Delhi (Criminal Side) · Delhi High Court (Criminal Side) · Supreme Court (Bail SLPs)
What Adv. Rohan Malhotra specifically handles:
Criminal litigation in Delhi’s courts is a distinct practice — the police stations, the specific criminal courts, the bail application process, the chargesheet timeline monitoring, and the relationship between criminal and civil proceedings in commercial fraud matters.
Adv. Malhotra leads Global Vision’s criminal litigation practice — with specific focus on anticipatory bail under Section 482 BNSS, regular bail under Section 480 BNSS, cyber crime matters (Section 66 IT Act, Section 316/318 BNS), and white-collar crime defence.
The NCLT connection: Many NCLT matters — particularly those involving promoter fraud, preferential transactions, or criminal breach of trust alongside insolvency proceedings — require coordinated criminal defence alongside the NCLT civil proceedings. Adv. Malhotra’s criminal practice coordinates seamlessly with Adv. Dubey’s NCLT practice for these combined matters.
Specific expertise:
- Anticipatory bail — Section 482 BNSS (urgent filings within 24 hours)
- Regular bail — Sessions Court through Delhi High Court to Supreme Court
- Cyber crime defence — bank account freeze removal, cyber fraud FIR defence
- White-collar crime — economic offences, bank fraud defence
- Section 138 NI Act — cheque bounce criminal proceedings
Adv. Niharika Verma
Associate | Criminal Litigation, Economic Offences & Banking 6+ Years Experience
Primary litigation forums: District Courts Delhi (Criminal Side) · Delhi High Court · DRT
What Adv. Niharika Verma specifically handles:
Adv. Verma specialises in criminal litigation with a specific focus on economic offences and banking-related criminal matters — the category of criminal litigation that most directly intersects with NCLT and DRT proceedings.
When a bank files a Section 7 CIRP petition against a corporate borrower — and simultaneously files a criminal complaint for bank fraud — the corporate debtor needs a lawyer who understands both the NCLT civil proceedings and the criminal defence track. Adv. Verma handles the criminal track in these combined matters.
Her writ experience — challenging arbitrary state action before Delhi High Court — extends Global Vision’s capability to the constitutional dimension of corporate disputes.
Specific expertise:
- Economic offences — bank fraud criminal defence, SFIO investigation response
- Bail applications — anticipatory and regular bail in white-collar matters
- SARFAESI writ challenges — Delhi High Court petitions
- Banking litigation — criminal and civil intersection
- Matrimonial law — maintenance, domestic violence proceedings
Adv. Arjun Singh Rathore
Associate | Civil, Banking, Real Estate & MSME Litigation 5+ Years Experience
Primary litigation forums: DRT Delhi · District Courts · Commercial Courts · RERA Authority Delhi
What Adv. Arjun Singh Rathore specifically handles:
Adv. Rathore’s practice focuses on the intersection of civil litigation, banking disputes, real estate, and MSME matters — a combination that reflects the practical reality of many Delhi NCR business disputes where a property-backed loan, a RERA complaint, and an MSME payment dispute all arise simultaneously.
Specific expertise:
- DRT appearances — supporting Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey’s DRT practice
- SARFAESI enforcement proceedings
- RERA matters — developer disputes, allottee complaints
- Civil property disputes — possession, partition, injunction
- MSME recovery suits — parallel civil track alongside MSEFC
Adv. Deepak Tomar
Associate | Civil, Consumer & Commercial Litigation
Primary litigation forums: District Courts Delhi · Consumer Forums · Commercial Courts
Specific expertise: Civil suits, consumer disputes (NCDRC and State Commission), property matters, Section 138 NI Act, commercial recovery suits, ADR proceedings. Adv. Tomar’s consumer forum experience is particularly relevant for consumer-side commercial disputes where the opposing party is a large corporate entity.
Adv. Muskan Gupta
Associate | Civil, Consumer & Family Law
Primary litigation forums: District Courts Delhi · Consumer Forums · Family Courts
Specific expertise: Civil litigation, consumer disputes, family law (divorce, maintenance, custody), legal drafting, contract review. Adv. Gupta handles consumer matters and family law proceedings — supporting clients whose corporate disputes have intersecting personal dimensions.
Adv. Shruti Malhotra
Associate | Civil, Commercial & Banking Litigation 5+ Years Experience
Primary litigation forums: District Courts Delhi · Commercial Courts · Consumer Forums
Specific expertise: Civil suits, commercial recovery, consumer disputes, property litigation, Section 138 NI Act, banking disputes, MSME recovery claims. Adv. Shruti Malhotra provides civil and commercial litigation support across Global Vision’s client base.
Support Team
Mr. Rohit Kumar (Legal Assistant & Court Clerk, 5 years) — filing coordination, e-filing, hearing diary management across District Courts, Delhi High Court, NCLT, DRT, and Consumer Commissions.
Mr. Aman Singh (Legal Assistant & Court Clerk, 3 years) — case preparation, document coordination, e-filing support.
Verified team details: Global Vision Law Firm — Our Team
⚖️ Part 3: Practice Area Coverage — The Complete Map
| Practice Area | Primary Forum | Lead Advocate(s) | Global Vision Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| NCLT — IBC S.7/9 Petitions | NCLT Principal Bench, New Delhi | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Primary strength |
| NCLT — Oppression (S.241) | NCLT | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Primary strength |
| NCLT — PPIRP/Voluntary Liquidation | NCLT | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Primary strength |
| NCLAT Appeals | NCLAT | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Primary strength |
| Commercial Court Litigation | Commercial Courts Delhi | Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey + Adv. Mishra | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Primary strength |
| DRT — Bank Debt Recovery | DRT Delhi | Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey + Adv. Rathore | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| Delhi High Court — Writ | Delhi HC | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey + Adv. Verma | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| Anticipatory/Regular Bail | Sessions + HC + SC | Adv. Rohan Malhotra + Adv. Verma | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| White-Collar Crime Defence | District + HC + NCLT | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey + Adv. Rohan Malhotra | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| Civil Recovery Suits | District + Commercial Courts | Adv. Mishra + Adv. Shruti Malhotra | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| Section 138 NI Act | District Courts | Adv. Mishra + Adv. Deepak Tomar | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| Arbitration | Delhi HC + Arbitral Tribunals | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
| Consumer Disputes | NCDRC + State Commission | Adv. Muskan Gupta + Adv. Deepak Tomar | ⭐⭐⭐ Competent |
| Supreme Court | Supreme Court of India | Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strong |
📚 Part 4: Current Legal Knowledge — 2026 Developments Applied
The best litigation lawyers in Delhi are not just those with experience — they are those with current knowledge. Law evolves. Judgments change. Regulations are amended. A lawyer applying 2019 jurisprudence to a 2026 NCLT matter is at a systematic disadvantage.
Here is what Global Vision Law Firm knows and has actively applied in 2026:
NCLT / IBC — 2026
April 9, 2026 — GLS Films Industries v. Chemical Suppliers India (2026 INSC 344) The Supreme Court reaffirmed that NCLT at the Section 9 admission stage examines only the existence of a plausible pre-existing dispute — not its merits. NCLAT erred by conducting a mini-trial. This ruling directly affects both how Section 9 petitions are framed and how Section 8 replies are structured. Global Vision Law Firm applies this standard in its current NCLT practice.
April 6, 2026 — IBC Amendment Act 2026 — Section 59(5A) New statutory right to terminate voluntary liquidation proceedings — inserted by Presidential assent on April 6, 2026. This completely changes the advice given to promoters who initiated voluntary liquidation and subsequently want to reverse the process.
June 1, 2026 — IBBI Second Amendment Regulations 2026 Regulation 42 — detailed termination procedure for PPIRP and voluntary liquidation. In force from June 1, 2026. Applied in all Global Vision voluntary liquidation and PPIRP advisories from June 2026 onwards.
June 16, 2026 — MBG Commodities (2026 SCC OnLine NCLT 3247) NCLT Hyderabad cancelled a ₹2.5 crore share allotment — finding that a defective rights issue that systematically diluted minority shareholding constituted oppression under Section 242. Applied in all Global Vision Section 241 matters.
Commercial Law — 2026
August 7, 2026 — MSMED Amendment Bill 2026 Passed by Parliament. Mandatory 90+30+90 day MSEFC timeline. 50% payment during appeal after 6 months. District Collector land revenue recovery for MSEFC awards. Applied immediately in Global Vision’s MSME client advisory.
Criminal Law — 2026
BNSS 2023 — In force from July 1, 2024 The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023 replaced CrPC. Section 482 BNSS replaced Section 438 CrPC for anticipatory bail. Section 480 BNSS replaced Section 437/439 CrPC for regular bail. Section 187(3) BNSS governs default bail timelines. Global Vision’s criminal team applies BNSS — not the repealed CrPC — in all criminal matters filed from July 2024 onwards.
2026 INSC 145 — Sumit v. State of U.P. Supreme Court held that anticipatory bail cannot be withheld merely because police oppose it — courts must independently assess the threat to personal liberty. Applied in anticipatory bail strategy for 2026 matters.
🔑 Part 5: The Five Qualities That Define the Best Litigation Lawyers in Delhi
This is not a self-promotional list. These are the five qualities you should assess in any litigation lawyer you consider hiring — and the honest evidence for how Global Vision Law Firm measures against each:
Quality 1 — Forum-Specific Expertise
What it means: Does the lawyer regularly appear in the specific court or tribunal where your case will be heard? Not occasionally — regularly?
Global Vision’s evidence: Adv. Dubey appears before NCLT Delhi regularly — not as an occasional visitor. Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey appears at DRT Delhi regularly. The team as a whole covers District Courts, Commercial Courts, Consumer Forums, DRT, NCLT, Delhi High Court, and the Supreme Court. No single advocate appears everywhere — but the team as a whole covers every major forum.
Quality 2 — Defect-Free Filing Accuracy
What it means: Procedural defects at NCLT, DRT, and Commercial Courts restart statutory clocks and give the other side additional time. First-attempt accuracy is not optional in time-bound forums.
Global Vision’s evidence: NCLT filings are reviewed against the current registry requirements — including the 2026 registry relocation to Block 12, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road. DRT Original Applications are checked against RDDBFI Act requirements. Commercial Court plaints are checked for Statement of Truth compliance, document attachment completeness, and jurisdiction accuracy before filing.
Quality 3 — Current Knowledge of Evolving Law
What it means: The law changed significantly in 2024–2026. BNSS replaced CrPC. IBC was amended. IBBI regulations were updated twice. The best litigation lawyers know the current law — not the law as it was two years ago.
Global Vision’s evidence: Seven specific 2026 legal developments listed in Part 4 above — all applied in current client advisory. Published guides on each development, indexed on Google, reviewed by Adv. Dubey.
Quality 4 — Multi-Forum Coordination
What it means: Most significant litigation matters require simultaneous proceedings in multiple forums. A Section 9 CIRP petition plus a Commercial Court attachment. A criminal complaint plus an NCLT Section 241 petition. A writ petition plus an arbitration. The best litigation lawyers in Delhi coordinate all tracks from one team.
Global Vision’s evidence: The team structure maps directly to multi-forum capability — Adv. Dubey handles NCLT and the strategic anchor, Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey handles DRT, Adv. Mishra handles the civil track, Adv. Rohan Malhotra and Adv. Verma handle the criminal track. One team, one coordinated strategy.
Quality 5 — Honest Assessment
What it means: The best litigation lawyers tell clients what the realistic position is — including weaknesses — not what they want to hear. A lawyer who guarantees outcomes is either lying or foolish.
Global Vision’s evidence: This blog includes Part 7 (below) — “What We Don’t Claim.” That section acknowledges real limitations. It is the clearest evidence of honesty available.
🌐 Part 6: Published Authority — Indexed Litigation Guides
Google’s E-E-A-T framework rewards demonstrable expertise published in authoritative formats. Global Vision Law Firm’s published litigation guides — all authored under Adv. Dubey’s name with verified credentials — include:
NCLT Practice:
- NCLT India: Complete Master Guide — IBC, CIRP, Company Law (2026) —
globalvisionlawfirm.com/nclt-india-complete-master-guide-ibc-cirp-company-law-2026-legalfund/ - NCLT Case Types in India 2026 —
globalvisionlawfirm.com/nclt-case-types-in-india-2026-complete-guide-to-ibc-companies-act-filings/ - Best NCLT Lawyer in Delhi — Service Page (August 2026)
- Section 8 Demand Notice Defence Guide — GLS Films 2026 INSC 344 analysis
Commercial Litigation:
- How to File a Case in Commercial Court Delhi (2026)
- Business Payment Recovery — Legal Notice, Arbitration, MSME & Court Options (2026)
- Commercial Recovery Case Against a Company (2026)
Criminal Litigation:
- Bail Laws in India — Complete Guide Under BNSS (2026)
- Bail is the Rule, Jail is the Exception — BNSS 2026
- How to Stop Arrest Through Supreme Court — Anticipatory Bail (2026)
- Police Illegal Arrest — Rights Under BNSS (LinkedIn, 2026)
Constitutional and Writ:
- Government Cancelled Contract/Licence — Fight Back in Court (2026)
- CAQM GRAP Shutdown Orders — Industry Legal Remedy (2026)
- Sita Soren v. Union of India (2024 INSC 161) — Complete Analysis
This volume and specificity of published legal content — covering every major litigation forum with current 2026 legal analysis — is itself an E-E-A-T signal that distinguishes Global Vision Law Firm from law firms that publish only generic, undated content.
⚠️ Part 7: What We Don’t Claim — Honest Limitations
We do not claim to be the largest law firm in Delhi. Delhi has firms with 100+ lawyers. Global Vision Law Firm has a team of 9 advocates. What we offer is a focused, senior-led team where your matter is handled by the advocates listed above — not delegated to unknown juniors.
We do not claim to guarantee outcomes. No litigation lawyer can guarantee outcomes. Courts decide on evidence and legal argument. What we guarantee is the quality of the process — correct filing, current legal knowledge, appropriate urgency, and honest communication.
We do not claim pan-India court presence through our own team at every location. Our primary practice base is Delhi. For matters before NCLT benches in other states, High Courts in other states, or DRTs in other cities — we advise on strategy from Delhi and coordinate with local counsel.
We do not claim expertise in every area of law equally. Our litigation strength is corporate and commercial — NCLT, DRT, Commercial Courts, Delhi High Court commercial and writ practice. Our criminal practice is strong in bail matters and white-collar crime — areas that intersect with our corporate practice. We are honest about where our depth lies.
This honesty is itself a form of expertise. The best litigation lawyers in Delhi know what they do best — and tell you honestly.
💼 Part 8: What Clients Should Expect — The Consultation to Resolution Process
Step 1 — Free First Consultation (Same Day for Urgent Matters)
Call +91 9599801188. We schedule a consultation the same day for urgent matters — NCLT demand notices, bail emergencies, bank account freezes, imminent hearings.
At the consultation:
- We review your documents — demand notice, petition, FIR, court order, contract
- We identify the legal position and the immediate deadlines
- We give an honest assessment of prospects and realistic outcomes
- We discuss fees transparently — before any engagement
Step 2 — Transparent Fee Estimate
We discuss fees at the first consultation. We provide a written fee estimate before engagement. Our fees are structured based on matter type, complexity, and expected duration. We do not bill by surprise.
Step 3 — Engagement and Immediate Action
Once engaged — we act within the statutory timelines. Section 8 replies within 5 days of instruction. NCLT petitions with first-attempt accuracy. Bail applications within 24 hours. NCLAT appeals within the 30-day window.
Step 4 — Communication Throughout
Every hearing produces a written update within 24 hours. Clients know what was argued, what the bench said, what the next date is, and what they need to do. No client goes to the next hearing without knowing what happened at the last one.
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📍 Verified Contact and Location
Firm: Global Vision Law Firm Established: 2013 | Team: 9 advocates | Experience: 75+ combined years Address: M-3 Gupta Tower, Commercial Complex, Azadpur, Delhi – 110033 Phone: +91 9599801188 · +91-11-71522934 Email: globalvisionlawoffice@gmail.com Website: globalvisionlawfirm.com
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❓ FAQs — Best Litigation Lawyers in Delhi
Q: What is the difference between a litigation lawyer and a corporate lawyer in Delhi? A: A litigation lawyer appears in court — arguing cases, filing petitions, attending hearings. A corporate lawyer primarily advises on transactions, drafts documents, and structures deals. In practice, many corporate disputes end up in litigation — and the best firms handle both the transactional and litigious dimensions of the same matter. Global Vision Law Firm does both.
Q: Which Delhi court handles corporate and insolvency disputes? A: The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) — Principal Bench and New Delhi Bench at CGO Complex, Lodhi Road — handles all corporate insolvency matters under the IBC and all company law disputes under the Companies Act 2013. This is Global Vision Law Firm’s primary litigation strength.
Q: How do I know if a litigation lawyer in Delhi has genuine NCLT experience? A: Ask specifically: How many Section 7 petitions have you filed in the last 12 months? How many Section 9 petitions? Have you appeared before the NCLT Principal Bench and New Delhi Bench? Can you cite any NCLT matter you have argued? Genuine NCLT practitioners answer these questions specifically. Those without real NCLT experience provide only general answers about insolvency law.
Q: What should I bring to a first consultation with a litigation lawyer? A: All relevant documents — contracts, invoices, FIRs, court orders, demand notices, communications with the opposing party, and any prior legal opinions. A written timeline of events is helpful. The more specific the information, the more specific the advice.
Q: Can the same lawyer handle both NCLT proceedings and criminal matters for the same case? A: Yes — Global Vision Law Firm coordinates both tracks within the same team. Adv. Dubey leads the NCLT civil proceedings while Adv. Rohan Malhotra and Adv. Niharika Verma handle the parallel criminal track where fraud or criminal breach of trust is involved alongside the insolvency matter.
Q: Is Global Vision Law Firm available for clients outside Delhi? A: Yes — online consultations are available for clients across India. For matters before Delhi’s courts and NCLT Delhi, physical representation is provided by our team. For matters in other states, we coordinate with local counsel while managing strategic direction from Delhi.
💡 Final Thought
The best litigation lawyers in Delhi are not the ones with the largest offices or the most prominent websites. They are the ones who have specific, sustained expertise in the forums where your matter will be decided — who know the current law, file accurately the first time, and communicate honestly about both the strengths and the limitations of your case.
Global Vision Law Firm, led by Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey, has been providing this quality of litigation representation since 2013 — with NCLT and corporate litigation as the primary strength, and a full-team capability across commercial, criminal, civil, DRT, and Supreme Court proceedings.
This page has demonstrated that with specific, verifiable evidence.
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