Supreme Court of India · Delhi High Court · South Delhi
Vikram Singh Kushwaha is a New Delhi advocate appearing before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and courts across Delhi as a divorce and family lawyer, criminal defense lawyer, employment and POSH counsel, real estate and property lawyer, IP and copyright lawyer, and writs lawyer. When the stakes are personal, the practice stays deliberately direct: one advocate, one record, one strategy. Start with a confidential review of your position.
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A small selection of publicly accessible matters that gives a clearer sense of the kinds of issues this practice has been trusted to argue, and the kinds of outcomes clients usually care about.
Acted in a matter arising from cancellation of an LL.B. examination and a one-year debarment on allegations of unfair means, where the dispute went directly to the legality and fairness of the University's disciplinary action.
Acted in a Delhi High Court bail matter involving allegations connected to an insurgency-linked arms procurement case, where the court held that active knowledge could not simply be presumed and that mere association was not enough.
Acted in a public-law matter focused on students being granted degrees with unspecified or non-standard nomenclature, raising broader questions of regulatory accountability and protection against avoidable academic harm.
Acted for a financial lender in an SLP arising from a Karnataka High Court order that had stayed a SARFAESI possession notice, with urgent relief sought against interim interference at a critical enforcement stage.
Cases argued in this practice have drawn coverage from national legal and mainstream media — a reflection of the matters that were brought and the arguments advanced.
The Delhi High Court directed the UGC to take action against universities and colleges issuing degrees without a specified nomenclature, in a PIL raising questions of student protection and regulatory accountability.
Read ArticleA court directed a film certification body to take into account the concerns raised by the family of Major Sharma in connection with the film Dhurandhar — a case argued at the intersection of free expression, reputation, and the interests of a soldier's family.
Read ArticleA selection of matters that reflect the kind of work clients typically bring in: urgent disputes, high-conflict proceedings, and situations where strategy, timing, and forum can materially affect the outcome.
Handled contested matrimonial matters involving the United States, Bahrain, and India, including a cross-border dispute ultimately resolved in India. Also obtained divorce for clients before the Supreme Court on the ground of irretrievable breakdown of marriage under Article 142.
Handled significant bail and anticipatory bail matters, including cases involving financial allegations and contested arrest procedure. The work has also included matters raising broader questions of unlawful detention, notice before arrest, and misuse of routine custodial process.
Acted for independent artists and creators whose work was used without licence by much larger commercial entities, including a major sports franchise, a widely distributed music release, abusive takedown claims affecting released music videos, and unauthorised use of an original song in a celebrity brand campaign.
Appeared in multiple transfer petitions before the Supreme Court on behalf of respondent husbands and secured favourable orders in matters where transfer is often sought and commonly granted.
Handled commercial matters involving jurisdiction and maintainability challenges, including return of plaint, and also acted for a financial lender in an SLP arising from a Karnataka High Court order in SARFAESI proceedings where urgent relief was obtained.
Acted in writ and appellate matters involving education and regulatory issues, as well as cases with wider significance on procedural fairness, treatment rights in de-addiction settings, and safeguards governing police notice and arrest practice.
These are anonymized illustrations drawn from different matters handled in practice and are intended only to indicate the nature of work undertaken. No assurance of similar results in future matters is expressed or implied.
Vikram Singh Kushwaha, Advocate represents clients in court matters where preparation, judgment, and direct involvement matter. The practice focuses on matrimonial disputes, criminal defence, employment issues, property conflicts, intellectual property, writs, and Supreme Court matters.
Clients work with a single, accountable advocate who studies the record closely, explains the procedural choices plainly, and builds each step around the facts of the case.
"Clients do not come to a lawyer for generic advice. They come for judgment, preparation, and the confidence that someone who knows the record will stand up for them when it counts."
You deal with the advocate handling the matter. Strategy, drafting, hearings, and key decisions are not pushed into a distant pipeline.
Clients are told where they stand, what the pressure points are, what can realistically be achieved, and what the likely next steps look like.
Strong matters are often won in the preparation: record review, chronology building, interim relief strategy, and disciplined drafting before the hearing ever begins.
Beyond the core matters above, the practice also covers adjacent court work where preparation, timing, forum strategy, and careful reading of the record shape the next step.
Matrimonial and family law practice across Delhi-NCR — consent divorce and contested divorce, custody and parenting disputes, maintenance, alimony, domestic violence proceedings, transfer petitions, settlement strategy, and related interim applications.
An employment lawyer and labour law advisor for employees and employers — wrongful termination, unpaid compensation, employment contract and agreement review, restrictive covenant disputes, workplace harassment, founder and senior employee exits, and ESOP vesting and enforcement.
Support for employers and institutions on POSH policy drafting, Internal Committee constitution, procedural compliance, sensitisation workshops, and response planning for complaints.
Copyright and trademark advice for creators, founders, and rights-holders, including infringement disputes, takedown and injunction strategy, enforcement notices, prosecution support, and brand protection.
Personality rights, content licensing, creator-platform disputes, false copyright strikes, unauthorised brand use of creative work, urgent takedown strategy, and rights enforcement for artists, musicians, creators, and production-side clients.
Cyber lawyer in Delhi for matters involving bank account freezes and NCRP lien removal, cyber-fraud complaints, digital evidence, online takedowns, intermediary-related disputes, and urgent steps required when business or personal digital access is disrupted.
Recovery suits, injunctions, specific performance, contractual disputes, cheque dishonour matters, forum and jurisdiction challenges, and civil-commercial proceedings that require close factual preparation.
Property and real estate litigation across Delhi-NCR — title and ownership disputes, builder-buyer conflicts, possession and injunction matters, partition disputes, lease conflicts, RERA-linked issues, and forum strategy across civil courts.
Transfer petitions, Special Leave Petitions in civil and criminal matters, Article 142 matrimonial relief, and related briefing, filing, and strategy in high-stakes appellate work.
Criminal lawyer practice before the Delhi High Court and Delhi courts — regular bail, anticipatory bail, criminal complaints, quashing-related strategy, and urgent protection work requiring prompt drafting, factual preparation, and careful coordination with the procedural posture of the case.
Writ and appellate work involving procedural fairness, institutional overreach, education matters, account freeze and police-action issues, and regulatory or rights-based challenges requiring urgent court intervention.
Will drafting, probate, letters of administration, succession certificates, family settlement deeds, inheritance disputes, and succession planning for Indian and NRI families.
Cornerstone guides for the high-stress questions clients usually bring to search engines and AI assistants before they call an advocate.
For notices, FIR anxiety, CAW Cell records, Arnesh Kumar safeguards, bail conditions, and early quashing strategy.
Read the guideFor matrimonial, criminal, and cross-city proceedings where the forum itself has become the first strategic problem.
Read the guideFor NCRP liens, bank nodal replies, police freeze instructions, cross-state cyber cells, and court release strategy.
Read the guideFor unpaid salary, forced resignation, executive exits, ESOP forfeiture, non-compete pressure, and employment contract disputes.
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