Supreme Court Legal Services Committee
Empanelled Advocate
Supreme Court · High Courts · Tribunals
Legal help for court matters.
We handle cases in the Supreme Court, High Courts and tribunals.
ForumSupreme Court of India
CasesMatters from across India
Help withAdvice, drafting and court hearings
Selected work and appointment
Experience you can check.
Jallikattu proceedings
Supreme Court of India
State of Tamil Nadu
Supreme Court matters
Practice
What we help with.
We read the papers, explain the options, prepare the case and appear in court.
Supreme Court litigation
Special leave petitions, appeals, writ petitions, reviews and urgent applications.
Constitutional law
Cases about government action, public bodies and constitutional rights.
Criminal litigation
Bail, criminal appeals, quashing petitions and cases under special laws.
Service law
Government jobs, recruitment, seniority, selection and disciplinary cases.
Civil disputes
Civil appeals and disputes about property, contracts and legal rights.
How the work moves
Taking a case to the Supreme Court.
Check the order
We check the judgment, case papers, deadline and what can be asked from the court.
Plan the case
We identify the main legal points and decide the next step.
Prepare papers
We draft the petition, applications and filing documents.
Appear in court
We prepare for listing, urgent relief and the hearing.
For lawyers outside Delhi
Support when a case comes to Delhi.
We work with lawyers when a case moves from a High Court or tribunal to the Supreme Court.
- Check the order and case papers
- Draft petitions and prepare for conferences
- Coordinate filing, listing and hearing
Experience
Some areas of experience.
Cases about Jallikattu and related State laws.
Cases for the State of Tamil Nadu in the Supreme Court.
Cases involving public officials and special criminal laws.
Recruitment and selection cases affecting groups of candidates.
Legal aid
Legal aid for people who qualify.
Empanelled Advocate, Supreme Court Legal Services Committee.
1
Keep the court order and case number ready.
2
Tell us the next date, whether anyone is in custody, and why the matter is urgent.
3
Apply through the Committee's legal aid process.
Do not send original or confidential documents through an initial message.
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Contact the office.
Tell us the names of the parties, the court, the present stage and the next date. Please do not send confidential papers in the first message.
- Office
- New Delhi, India
- Telephone
- +91 88608 64057