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Vikram Singh Kushwaha, Advocate — Supreme Court of India and Delhi High Court

I am an Advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi since 2017, with practice before the Supreme Court of India, Delhi High Court, district courts, family courts, and tribunals across Delhi. My work is shaped by direct involvement in each matter, disciplined preparation, and candid advice.

"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."

Background and approach

My legal education comes from the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, where I built a foundation in constitutional law, civil procedure, and dispute resolution. Over the years, my practice has grown across matrimonial and family disputes, employment and workplace conflicts, POSH compliance, intellectual property, civil-commercial litigation, criminal bail matters, writs, and selected cyber-law disputes.

Courts and forums

Core areas of work

Matrimonial & Family Law

Divorce, custody, maintenance, domestic violence proceedings, settlement strategy, and related interim applications.

Employment & Workplace Disputes

Termination disputes, unpaid compensation, workplace investigations, ESOP issues, and senior-exit conflicts.

IP, Copyright & Brand Protection

Copyright, trademarks, infringement strategy, notices, takedowns, and brand protection matters.

Civil & Commercial Litigation

Recovery suits, injunctions, contractual disputes, forum strategy, and closely managed litigation record-building.

Criminal Litigation, Bail & Anticipatory Bail

Urgent liberty-focused work involving bail, anticipatory bail, complaints, and procedural protection.

Supreme Court Matters

Transfer petitions, SLPs, Article 142 matrimonial relief, and appellate strategy in high-stakes matters.

Vikram Singh Kushwaha, Advocate
Independent practice — personal involvement in every matter.

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If the issue fits the practice, the first step is to understand the facts clearly, identify urgency, and map the next procedural move.

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