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bySiddharth Praveen AcharyaOffice in Defence Colony, New Delhi; Represents clients across IndiaStarts from₹75,000 per case evaluationView full gallery

Law is not a static set of rules but a discipline that demands constant evolution. Beyond the courtroom, I engage with the next generation of advocates through lectures, panel discussions, and moot court judging.

Engaging with students at Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur. I believe in an interactive approach, where I can share practical insights on Supreme Court litigation and the path to becoming an Advocate-on-Record.

In this session for aspiring Advocate-on-Record (AOR) candidates, I am discussing the importance of understanding landmark IBC judgments. A deep knowledge of case law is non-negotiable for success.

In this podcast, I explain why our profession is not a government job. It requires constant evolution and hard work to build a niche, which is essential for earning respect in the legal fraternity.

On a panel discussion at the Indian Law Institute, sharing my strategies on preparing for the rigorous Advocate-on-Record (AOR) examination. I was joined by my esteemed colleague, Dr. Charu Mathur.

Judging an International Moot Court Competition at National Law University, Jodhpur. Assessing the arguments of young legal minds is both a responsibility and a pleasure.

Presiding as a judge at the 15th NLU Antitrust Law Moot Court Competition. These competitions are an excellent training ground for developing the advocacy skills required in commercial law.

A glimpse from my guest lecture at the Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University. I was invited to speak on the legal liabilities associated with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

A screenshot from my lecture on "Drafting & Landmark Judgements" for the AOR Examination. Practical drafting skill is a cornerstone of an effective litigation practice.

Another moment from the AOR examination lecture, organized by EBC Learning. I am grateful for opportunities to share my experience with those aspiring to practice in the Supreme Court.

An excerpt from my interview with Vakil Vaani, where I discuss the importance of finding your niche after gaining a few years of experience in the legal practice.

About Thought Leadership & Academic Engagements

Becoming an Advocate-on-Record is not just about passing an exam, it is about mastering the art of drafting and understanding the commercial wisdom behind landmark judgments like Swiss Ribbons. When I lecture at institutes like NLU Jodhpur or the Indian Law Institute, I focus on these practical realities, discussing why the legal fraternity respects lawyers who have built a specific niche, rather than just teaching the theory found in textbooks.

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Siddharth Praveen Acharya

Office in Defence Colony, New Delhi; Represents clients across IndiaStarts from ₹75,000 per case evaluation

I do not just practice law; I live it, whether I am arguing in the Supreme Court or debating the finer points of IBC with law students. I believe we have a duty to lift others up, which is why I spend time mentoring and judging moot courts, helping young lawyers find their path just as I did.

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A photo from the client consultation competition at Lloyd Law College. I believe it is important for experienced advocates to be present and accessible to students, offering guidance and feedback.
A close-up of the certificate and memento of appreciation from the competition. Being recognized as a judge for the parliamentary round was a privilege.

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On the judge's panel for the 3rd Inter Moot Court Competition at MUIT, Noida. My role here is to simulate a real court environment and challenge students to present their cases with precision and confidence.14
Engaged in a discussion with fellow judges during an Intra Moot Court Competition. We scrutinize every detail of the arguments presented, ensuring students receive feedback that is both critical and constructive for their growth as future advocates.
As a judge for the semi-finals of an Intra Moot Court Competition. The handwritten "Judge" sign shows the raw, authentic environment of these student-run events, where the passion for law is truly visible.

Practical Moot Court Mentorship & Legal Skill Building

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Practical Legal Career Guidance & Mentorship

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Serving as a judge in the final round of a moot court competition at The NorthCap University. I was impressed by the students' compelling arguments and confident courtroom demeanor.14
Focused on the proceedings during the moot court finals. Evaluating the students' reasoning and providing constructive feedback is a challenging but rewarding part of being a judge.
With my eminent colleagues from the Gurugram Bar Association, judging a moot court competition at MDU Law College. It is always a pleasure to interact with aspiring advocates.
In a discussion with a fellow advocate during a moot court competition at B.S. Anangpuria College of Law. The students were well-prepared and presented their cases impressively.

Mentoring the Next Generation of Legal Advocates

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Neyha ChaudharyPractices at Gurugram District Court; Takes cases across Delhi NCR, Haryana, and Punjab
A group photo with the talented law students of OP Jindal Global University after I adjudicated their witness examination competition. Events like these are crucial for honing practical advocacy skills.4
An event poster for a seminar I presented on Criminal Law for the Bharata First Knowledge Centre. I design specialized content for different audiences, including UPSC aspirants who need a strong foundation in Indian law.

Guest Lectures and Legal Workshops for Law Schools

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Kapil SankhlaAvailable online, at office in Greater Kailash I, and travels across India
I was honored to serve as a judge at the IMS Law College's Intra Trial Advocacy Competition. It's inspiring to see the passion and skill of the next generation of trial lawyers.12
Representing the Chamber of AOR Amish Aggarwala at an internship fair at Maharaja Agrasen Institute. I was impressed by the students' enthusiasm and legal knowledge.
Receiving a token of appreciation at the internship fair. It was a pleasure to interact with so many bright students and discuss their future in the legal field.
With a junior colleague. I believe our role as lawyers is to transform injustice into justice and weakness into strength, a principle I try to pass on to those I mentor.

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