Delhi High Court Lawyers
Civil Litigation | Criminal Defence & Bail | Commercial Litigation | Matrimonial Disputes | Arbitration | Constitutional & Writ Matters
Legal disputes often involve significant personal, commercial, and financial consequences. Whether you are defending legal proceedings, initiating a civil suit, seeking bail, challenging a Trial Court judgment, filing a writ petition, or pursuing an appeal before the Delhi High Court, timely legal advice and careful preparation are essential.
Unison Law Offices is a New Delhi-based litigation law firm representing individuals, entrepreneurs, businesses, corporations, institutions, and Non-Resident Indians before courts and tribunals across Delhi and the Supreme Court of India.
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Looking for a Delhi High Court Lawyer?
Our practice is built around one objective: providing strategic legal representation through every stage of litigation. From pre-litigation advice to drafting pleadings, conducting trials, arguing appeals, and pursuing constitutional remedies, we focus on practical legal solutions based on the facts, applicable law, and client objectives.
Every dispute is different. Some require urgent interim relief, while others involve detailed commercial documentation, constitutional questions, or complex questions of law. Each matter is evaluated independently to determine the appropriate legal remedy, forum, and litigation strategy.
Why Choose Unison Law Offices?
Effective litigation requires understanding the facts, identifying the appropriate remedy, anticipating procedural issues, and presenting a well-prepared case supported by law and evidence.
Our Litigation Practice Portfolio
Every legal dispute presents unique factual, legal, and procedural considerations. The appropriate strategy depends on the nature of the dispute, forum, remedies, and urgency of relief.
Constitutional, original side, appellate, arbitration, company, intellectual property, service law, revision, and review matters before the Delhi High Court.
Representation before District Courts, Commercial Courts, Civil Courts, Sessions Courts, Family Courts, Magistrate Courts, Consumer Commissions, and specialist tribunals.
Strategic representation for property, contract, succession, landlord-tenant, injunction, specific performance, money recovery, appeal, and revision matters.
Defence of personal liberty, professional reputation, and institutional interests across investigation, trial, appeal, revision, quashing, and bail stages.
Sensitive and structured representation in divorce, custody, guardianship, maintenance, domestic violence, dowry, appeal, transfer, and NRI matrimonial disputes.
Dispute resolution support for companies, founders, startups, partnerships, infrastructure, construction, technology, and telecommunications matters.
Meet Your Lawyer
Founder, Unison Law Offices | Advocate
Tushar Sharma is the Founder of Unison Law Offices, a New Delhi-based litigation practice representing clients before the Delhi High Court, Supreme Court of India, District Courts, Commercial Courts, Family Courts, Sessions Courts, Consumer Commissions, and judicial and statutory tribunals.
A graduate of the School of Law, Christ University, Mr. Sharma has developed a litigation practice focused on civil, criminal, commercial, constitutional, matrimonial, arbitration, intellectual property, technology, and regulatory disputes. He advises individuals, entrepreneurs, start-ups, businesses, institutions, and multinational organisations on disputes requiring strategic litigation and appellate advocacy.
Practice focus
His professional philosophy is centred on careful preparation, detailed legal research, precise drafting, and transparent communication. Rather than treating litigation as a sequence of isolated hearings, each dispute is approached as a process requiring strategic planning from initial consultation through trial, appeal, and further remedies where necessary.
Our Structured Litigation Process
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Understanding the factual background of the dispute, reviewing available documents, and identifying the client's objectives.
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Examining applicable law, jurisdiction, limitation, maintainability, documentary evidence, and available remedies.
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Preparing pleadings, petitions, written statements, applications, affidavits, appeals, and supporting documents.
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Representing clients before the appropriate court or tribunal and keeping them informed about procedural developments.
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Advising on appeals, revisions, review petitions, writ proceedings, and other remedies available under law.
Why Timely Legal Advice Matters
Legal disputes are often governed by statutory limitation periods and strict procedural requirements. Early legal advice helps protect available remedies and avoid unnecessary procedural complications.
Identifying the appropriate legal remedy and determining the correct court or tribunal.
Preserving vital documentary evidence and relevant records from loss or corruption.
Seeking critical interim protection, stay orders, or temporary injunctions where appropriate.
Avoiding procedural defects, administrative penalties, and limitation bar issues.
Developing an effective long-term litigation strategy from the outset.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Delhi High Court hears civil disputes, commercial litigation, criminal appeals, constitutional challenges, writ petitions, arbitration-related proceedings, intellectual property disputes, company law matters, service law cases, and appeals arising from subordinate courts and tribunals.
The appropriate forum depends on the nature of the dispute, the relief sought, and the applicable law. Some proceedings are instituted directly before the Delhi High Court, while others begin before Trial Courts and reach the High Court through appeals or revisions.
Yes, depending on the nature of the order and the applicable statutory provisions. The Delhi High Court may hear appeals, revisions, or other proceedings arising from subordinate court orders where the law provides such a remedy.
A writ petition is a constitutional remedy under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India. It is commonly used to challenge actions of government authorities, public bodies, or tribunals, or to enforce legal rights where the circumstances justify such relief.
Yes. In appropriate cases, the Court may consider interim relief such as injunctions, stay orders, or protective directions, depending on the facts of the case and applicable legal principles.
Yes. The Court hears criminal appeals, revisions, petitions for quashing of proceedings, and bail applications. Whether a matter should be filed before the High Court or a subordinate Sessions bench depends on the stage of proceedings and the statutory framework.
Yes. The Delhi High Court regularly deals with commercial litigation, contractual disputes, intellectual property cases, company law issues, arbitrator appointments, interim measures, and the enforcement or challenge of arbitral awards.
Yes. Unison Law Offices advises and represents clients from different parts of India and overseas. Initial consultations, document review, and preparation of pleadings can often be conducted remotely through secure online channels.
During the initial consultation, the office reviews the facts, examines available documents, discusses the legal issues involved, and advises on remedies that may be available. Where appropriate, procedural steps and required documents are also discussed.
Contact Unison Law Offices
If you require legal representation before the Delhi High Court or other courts in Delhi, our office is available to advise you on the legal remedies available and represent you throughout the litigation process.
Connaught Place Office
908, Ninth FloorDaryaganj Office
13-B, Second FloorConsultations: Strictly by prior appointment.
Disclaimer
The information contained on this page is provided solely for general informational purposes and should not be construed as legal advice. Accessing this website or communicating with Unison Law Offices does not, by itself, create an advocate-client relationship. Every legal matter depends upon its own facts, applicable law, and procedural requirements. Legal advice should be obtained only after considering the specific facts and documents relating to the matter.
