Litigation (Civil & Criminal)
Litigation refers to the legal process of resolving disputes through the court system, and it can be broadly categorized into civil and criminal litigation. Both types of litigation involve legal proceedings, but they differ in their nature, objectives, and the parties involved.
Civil and criminal litigation are integral components of the legal system, each serving distinct purposes in addressing disputes and upholding justice. While civil litigation focuses on compensating injured parties, criminal litigation seeks to punish individuals for offenses against society. Both play crucial roles in maintaining the rule of law and ensuring a fair and just legal system.
Litigation (Civil & Criminal)
- Civil Recovery
- Cheque Bouncing
- Property Disputes viz., ownership, tenancy etc.
- Builder Disputes
- Matrimonial Disputes
- Family Disputes
- Succession & Will Matters
- Arbitration & Mediation
- Cheating & Fraud Matters
- Criminal Negligence & Conspiracy
- ROC Prosecution
- Trademark Litigation
- Employment & HR Disputes
- Writ Petitions