Get Appointment :- 022 40424010 Bishnoi Advocates is a client centric law firm in Mumbai which offers legal services of all types in all major legal practice areas. They have a team of lawyers in Mumbai that work hard to render their client’s cases and provide proper consultation & professional services as per their client’s requirements. Colonel Bishnoi has 38 years of experience in assisting va
rious Central Governments Standing Counsel (CGSC). He is experienced in handling both prosecution and Defence. He has also fought cases at various High Courts, District Courts Including Armed Forces Tribunals (AFT) and Central Administrative Tribunals (CAT). Bishnoi Advocates offer All Types of Legal services, few of them are listed below:
Civil Services:
Civil courts handle a wide variety of cases involving numerous legal issues. Tort claims deals with cases pertaining to things as personal injury, battery, negligence, defamation, medical malpractice, fraud, and many others,
2. Breach of contract claims: A breach of contract deals with a person’s inability or failure to perform some term of a contract
3. Equitable claims: An “equitable claim” asks the court to order a party to take some action or stop some action.
4. Landlord/tenant issues. Civil courts also handle disputes arising between landlords and tenants. Criminal:
Bishnoi Advocates deals with a wide variety of criminal cases like
Trials: A trial is held when the accused person pleads that he is not guilty to a chargeable offence. Sentence hearings: In Sentence hearings, the accused and the prosecution makes submissions about the sentence while they are heard by a judge alone, with
The trial process: To prove whether the accused person committed the offence or not, trial processes take place
Trial by judge alone: An accused person or the prosecution can apply for the case to be tried by judge alone and not by the jury. International Laws and NRI Cases:
Bishnoi Advocates also deals with special laws pertaining to the foreigners under International Laws and NRI Cases
Corporate laws:
Deals with cases pertaining to corporations, investors, shareholders, directors, employees, creditors, and other stakeholders. Real Estate Laws:
Deals with cases of brokers, agents regulated under local state laws. It also deals with Agreements and breach of agreements between the buyers and sellers. Insolvency & Bankrupcy:
Deals with cases where a person is unable to pay his or her debts. There are two primary types of insolvency: cash flow and balance sheet. In Bankruptcy, the debtor suffers from a lack of financial liquidity and freezing of bank accounts. Liquidation and reorganization laws:
Deals with the general idea behind chapter 7 bankruptcy that is, to liquidate everything in an attempt to pay all the debts. Here a debtor who files chapter 7 bankruptcy law is allowed to keep his car, his clothing and his pension. Mergers and acquisitions laws (M&A):
Deals with laws that affect the purchases of one company by his acquisition i.e. his competitor. It also deals with a blending of two companies’ i.e merging them. Foreign investment laws:
Deals with capital flow from one country to another. It also involves in granting extensive ownership stakes in domestic companies assets. Litigation:
Deals in defending all civil cases of the litigation process from an investigation, pleadings and discovery to pre-trial, trial, settlement and appeal. Family, Matrimonial and Divorce laws:
Deals with all the issues pertaining to marriage, family and divorce. Offers guidance for same as well as inter-caste marriage. While in divorce cases also considers religious laws if required. Forensic and Cyber laws:
Deals with all types of crimes pertaining to a cyber cell. Crimes like hacking, forging bank details or hindering another user’s privacy. Environmental Laws:
Deals with treaties, statutes, regulations, common and customary laws addressing the effects of human activity on the natural environment. Bail:
Deals with getting bail to alleged criminals whose crime has not yet been proved. Under the law of India, a defendant has all the rights to bail until he is proven guilty.
