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Practice Area

Corporate & Commercial Litigation

Representation of companies, promoters, directors and investors in corporate governance, shareholder and contractual disputes.

High Court Commercial Courts
At a Glance

The firm advises and represents companies, promoters, directors, investors and high-net-worth individuals across a wide spectrum of corporate and commercial disputes, with a focus on practical legal solutions that protect clients’ commercial interests.

Scope of Work

What this practice covers.

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Corporate governance disputes

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Shareholder conflicts

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Contractual disputes

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Commercial litigation

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Representation of promoters, directors and investors

Forums

Where these matters are heard.

Punjab & Haryana High Court

The common High Court for Punjab, Haryana and the Union Territory of Chandigarh. Hears writ petitions, appeals, revisions and constitutional challenges.

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Commercial Courts

Constituted under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 to hear commercial disputes of a specified value on an expedited timetable.

Advocate Harsh Goyal, Founder & Managing Partner of HDM Juris LLP
Practice Led By

Advocate Harsh Goyal

Founder & Managing Partner · B.Com / LL.B.

Enrolled with the Bar Council of Punjab & Haryana in 2013, with over 13 years of experience in litigation and legal advisory before the Punjab & Haryana High Court, NCLT, DRT and Commercial Courts.

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Frequently Asked

Questions about Corporate & Commercial Litigation.

What kinds of corporate disputes does the firm handle?
Matters involving corporate governance, shareholder conflicts, contractual disputes, fraud investigations and commercial litigation, for companies, promoters, directors and investors.
Which courts hear commercial disputes of this kind?
Depending on the matter, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, Commercial Courts, the National Company Law Tribunal, and other judicial and quasi-judicial forums.
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