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Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law Litigation

bySiddharth Praveen AcharyaOffice in Defence Colony, New Delhi; Represents clients across IndiaStarts from75,000 per case evaluationView full gallery

Complex commercial disputes require more than just paperwork. We combine sharp strategy with deep domain knowledge of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code to navigate litigation at the NCLT and Supreme Court effectively.

In this lecture, I explain the complexities of cross-border asset seizure and the critical need for international agreements. This is a key challenge in insolvency cases involving multinational corporations.

I was invited to deliver a lecture on 'Cross-Border Insolvency and International Best Practices' for a certificate course by Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law. This is a niche area of my practice.

Discussing the foundational principles of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, specifically focusing on the law concerning personal guarantors. A nuanced understanding of how the law has evolved is key to advising clients effectively.

Delivering a virtual lecture on Cross-Border Insolvency, delving into the ambiguities between different foreign jurisdictions and the UNCITRAL law. My team and I stay updated on international best practices.

Explaining the definitions of 'foreign main proceeding' and 'foreign representative' during a lecture on cross-border insolvency. Precision in legal terminology is paramount in these matters.

Sharing my screen to discuss specific legal text during a certificate course on the IBC. My approach is to provide practical, text-based knowledge to aspiring legal professionals.

Speaking at a webinar on "Personal Insolvency Under IBC". This session was attended by a diverse group of professionals, reflecting the wide-ranging impact of the IBC.

A snapshot from my webinar on the emerging jurisprudence of personal insolvency. My office is equipped to handle virtual lectures and client consultations seamlessly.

About Expertise in Insolvency & Bankruptcy Law (IBC)

Most insolvency matters fail at the filing stage, not because the law is unclear, but because of poor registry management or missing statutory compliance. My team handles the rigorous defect curing process at the NCLT personally, ensuring that your petition is not just filed, but admitted without unnecessary delays.

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