Practice area
Criminal
Bail, anticipatory bail, quashing, trial defence and complaints — including economic offences.
A criminal case, even a false one, can consume years and reputation. We act quickly and carefully at the stage that matters most — often the first 48 hours.
Our practice covers anticipatory and regular bail, quashing of FIRs and complaints, defence at trial, and prosecution of genuine grievances. We also advise on economic and white-collar matters, cheque bounce cases and cyber offences.
What we do
- Anticipatory bail and regular bail applications
- Quashing petitions under Section 528 BNSS / Article 226
- Defence in sessions and magistrate trials
- Cheque dishonour (Section 138 NI Act) prosecution and defence
- Economic offences, fraud and cyber-crime matters
- Filing and pursuing complaints and private prosecutions
Common questions
Contact us before you are called for questioning. We assess whether anticipatory bail is needed and whether the FIR itself can be challenged.
Yes, on both sides — sending the statutory notice and filing the complaint, or defending against one.
An FIR that discloses no offence, or is an abuse of process, can be quashed by the High Court. We assess the specific facts and the available evidence.