Supreme Court | High Courts | Tribunals & Commissions
Strategic, research-driven counsel spanning Constitutional, Civil, Criminal, and Appellate litigation.
Based in New Delhi, the Chambers of Kumar Abhishek & Associates offers independent legal representation across prominent judicial forums, with a core footprint before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court & other High Courts across the country, and specialised Tribunals and Commissions. Our advocacy combines precise research, careful drafting, and steady courtroom presentation on complex questions of law.
Every brief is managed with meticulous attention to detail, providing institutional, corporate, and individual clients with candid risk assessments, thoroughly researched pleadings, and steady guidance through critical stages of dispute resolution.
About the ChambersTargeted expertise in complex legal landscapes before appellate courts and trial forums.
Advising, drafting and appearing in writ petitions, special leave petitions (SLPs), and constitutional challenges — spanning fundamental rights, civil liberties, validity of laws and questions of federal structure.
More on Constitutional LawConducting original suits, civil appeals, matrimonial and property disputes before the Supreme Court and High Courts, including complex inter-state boundary disputes and original-jurisdiction matters.
More on Civil LitigationRepresentation at every stage of the criminal process — trials, quashing petitions, and statutory/regular appeals — including specialised offences under the NDPS Act, PCA, PMLA and TADA.
More on Criminal LawCommercially minded advocacy in courts and institutional & ad-hoc arbitrations, including proceedings before the Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC).
More on Arbitration More on Commercial LawActing for academicians, administrative staff & officials, judicial officers, public-employment aspirants, and state candidates in matters of appointment, promotion, reservation and conditions of service.
More on Service LawRendering considered legal opinions to law reform agencies, state instrumentalities, corporate entities, and individuals, supported by precise drafting of complex pleadings and policy inputs.
Transfer petitions before the Supreme Court, and matrimonial appeals before the Delhi High Court on divorce, maintenance, child custody and the rights of elderly parents.
More on Matrimonial LawChambers operates under the direct counsel of Advocate Kumar Abhishek, supported by a dedicated network of Associate Counsels, researchers, and paralegals.
Institutional appointments, fellowships, courts, and professional academic addresses.
Appeared before the Supreme Court in matters concerning rights of worship and ownership of prominent Jain shrines. One such matter saw more than 15 Senior Advocates of the Supreme Court represent conflicting interests.
Represented students pro bono before the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court in academic matters and on the criminal side, including petitions for quashing of false FIRs. Also conducted cases for farmers from Rajasthan and Bihar.
Represented 8,000 selected Lekhpal candidates from Uttar Pradesh, persuading the Supreme Court to lift its stay and clear the way for their appointments.
Argued the reported writ petition (2024:DHC:9187) before the Delhi High Court on the special work-permit rights of a U.S. citizen seeking to work at the British Embassy in India.
Appeared with Senior Counsel in two of the oldest surviving Original Suits before the Supreme Court, concerning long-standing inter-State boundary disputes among Assam, Nagaland, and Arunachal Pradesh.
Appeared before the Supreme Court in matters relating to pensions and post-retiral benefits of High Court Judges; the Court held in their favour, applying the principle of One Rank One Pension.
Appeared before the Supreme Court in cases concerning the promotion of Additional District Judges; the question of uniformity of service conditions remains to be decided.
Appeared before the Supreme Court in matters relating to probation and arbitrary termination of judicial officers (Civil Judges).
Drafted the SLP and appeared for a Scheduled Caste woman judicial-service aspirant from Haryana who was excluded from the merit list despite seats remaining vacant.
Appeared for and advised academicians, administrative officers, and officials in matters of promotion, payment of salaries and benefits, and arbitrary termination.
Argued regular criminal appeals; drafted pleadings in a TADA matter on successive framing of charges; and advised on the retrospective operation of the PMLA, 2002, as well as matters under the NDPS Act.
Conducted commercial cases and led arguments in arbitral proceedings before the Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), advancing the client’s case at the hearing stage.
