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Litigation & Dispute Resolution Lawyers: Top Supreme Court & High Court Advocates

Dispute resolution is first a mindset, and later a skill set. Unison Law Offices houses a market-leading group of specialists trained to handle high-risk, multi-jurisdictional conflicts. We act for a broad spectrum of clients, including state governments, multinational companies, financial institutions, and international organizations. Our emphasis is always to align our aggressive litigation strategy directly with the commercial interests of our clients. We operate across all major judicial and quasi-judicial forums in India, including the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), and Central Administrative Tribunals.

Service Overview

High-risk, multi-jurisdictional conflicts across Supreme Court, High Courts, NCLT, and arbitration institutions: commercial/corporate disputes, constitutional/appellate advocacy, and ADR for state governments, multinationals, and financial institutions.

Market-leading litigation and dispute resolution for state governments, multinationals, financial institutions, and international organizations. Supreme Court, High Courts, NCLT, arbitration, and constitutional advocacy in Delhi NCR.

Commercial & Corporate Dispute Resolution

Our multidisciplinary teams—integrating tax, competition, intellectual property, and infrastructure expertise—provide a decisive edge in critical corporate battles.

  • Insolvency and bankruptcy (IBC 2016): we are a recognized powerhouse in handling complex proceedings for creditors, corporate debtors, and resolution professionals before the NCLT and NCLAT.
  • Shareholder and joint venture litigation: we aggressively litigate cases of oppression and mismanagement, breach of joint venture agreements, and complex shareholder disputes.
  • Economic offenses and FEMA: we defend corporations and directors against high-stakes economic offenses, including FEMA violations and complex corporate fraud.

Constitutional & Appellate Advocacy

Our appellate practice is defined by an unwavering commitment to the rule of law and the protection of fundamental rights.

  • Writ petitions and SLPs: we proactively file constitutional matters, including Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) and writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India, challenging arbitrary state actions.
  • Criminal and civil appeals: we hold extensive experience representing clients in bail matters, criminal appeals, revision applications, and petitions under Section 482 of the BNSS/CrPC to quash malicious proceedings.

Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

We help clients bypass decades-long court battles through strategic Alternative Dispute Resolution.

  • Domestic and international arbitration: we represent clients in high-value commercial arbitrations, project disputes, and complex investment treaty arbitrations.
  • Specialized civil litigation: we execute rapid recovery suits, handle Negotiable Instruments Act (cheque bounce) appeals, manage testamentary/intestate succession disputes, and litigate critical consumer rights matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about litigation & dispute resolution matters

When should a dispute move to arbitration rather than court?

Where the contract supports it and the goals are speed, confidentiality, and decision-makers familiar with commercial complexity, arbitration often becomes the stronger path. Arbitration can resolve disputes in months rather than years, with expert arbitrators and enforceable awards across jurisdictions.

Can commercial disputes still involve constitutional strategy?

Yes. Regulatory, tender, and tribunal matters often require writ-side analysis alongside ordinary commercial claims. We combine High Court writ petitions under Articles 226/227 with commercial litigation to challenge arbitrary state actions, regulatory overreach, and procedural violations.

Why does forum strategy matter so early?

Because the first filing often determines pace, interim leverage, evidence posture, and the cost of the entire dispute. Choosing between Supreme Court SLPs, High Court writs, NCLT proceedings, or arbitration at the outset shapes the entire dispute trajectory and outcome.