One firm for the whole problem
Atreya Legal is a full-service law firm in India. It conducts litigation and gives advisory counsel across 14 practice areas.
Why a full-service firm
Legal problems cross the lines that lawyers draw between subjects. A firm that practises on both sides of those lines can see the second problem while it is handling the first.
A dishonoured cheque is a civil debt and a criminal complaint. A share sale raises company law, tax and stamp duty at once. A family separation can involve a divorce petition, a maintenance claim, a custody application and the partition of a house. Atreya Legal was set up to handle such matters whole: the advocate who drafts the suit knows what the criminal court is doing, and the advice on a transaction accounts for the tax notice that may follow it.
The firm acts for individuals, families, founders, companies and institutions. Its work divides into four groups: disputes, criminal law, corporate and tax, and matters for individuals and families.
- Established
- 2018
- Office
- Office No F-04, First Floor, Central Market, Reengus Road, Chomu, Jaipur, Rajasthan 303702, India
- Practice areas
- 14
- Advocate
- Adv. Bhawani Shanker Atrey
How the firm handles a matter
Read the papers first
The first conversation is about the facts and the documents: the notice, the order, the contract, the FIR. Advice begins after they have been read.
Advise in writing
You receive the legal position, the options open to you and the likely course of each, set down in writing so that you can decide without pressure.
Act on your instructions
Drafting, filing, negotiation and appearances follow the course you choose. Every pleading is settled with you before it is filed.
Report after every date
After each hearing or meeting you are told what happened, what was ordered and what comes next.
Four groups, 14 practices
Disputes
Civil Litigation · Arbitration and Mediation · Writs and Constitutional Matters
02Criminal law
Criminal Law · White-Collar and Economic Offences · NDPS Cases
03Corporate and tax
Corporate and Commercial · Taxation · Transaction Advisory · Labour and Employment · Banking, Recovery and Insolvency · Intellectual Property
04Individuals and families
Family and Matrimonial · Property and Real Estate
Speak to the firm about your matter.
Write or call with a short account of the facts and the papers you hold. The firm will tell you whether it can act and what the first step is.