Rajani Chambers offers comprehensive litigation services in civil and commercial matters before a wide range of judicial forums, including the Bombay High Court, City Civil and Sessions Courts, and appellate courts across jurisdictions. We advise and represent clients in matters relating to breach of contract, recovery suits, specific performance, tort claims, injunctions, business-related disputes, and commercial tenancies.

We regularly assist individuals, partnerships, and corporate entities in identifying the most suitable legal remedies available, including both urgent interim reliefs and long-term commercial redressal. Our experience also extends to disputes involving shareholder rights, business reorganisation, and enforcement of commercial arrangements.

The chamber’s commercial litigation work is marked by precise case strategy, strong documentation, and courtroom readiness. From pre-litigation advisory to representation through trial and appeal, we focus on streamlining litigation in a manner that is both cost-conscious and outcome-driven. Our clients are provided with realistic assessments and proactive planning at every stage. Having appeared in a variety of contentious civil and commercial proceedings over the years, including suits involving financial institutions and corporate clients, Rajani Chambers is well-positioned to handle both high-stakes and routine matters with diligence and discretion.

Rajani Chambers has substantial experience representing individuals and corporate clients in a wide range of criminal proceedings, including both traditional criminal defence and economic offences. We routinely handle cases involving allegations under the Indian Penal Code, domestic violence laws, cybercrime, and criminal breach of trust, in addition to complex matters arising under the Prevention of Corruption Act and other economic offences legislation.

We provide strategic representation at every stage—pre-FIR advisory, bail proceedings, investigation-stage coordination, trial defence, and appellate challenges. Our familiarity with both substantive and procedural aspects of criminal law ensures a structured approach tailored to the client’s exposure, legal risk, and potential reputational impact.

Our white-collar practice has seen considerable engagement in matters involving financial fraud, corporate misappropriation, and regulatory violations. We appear before the Bombay High Court, Magistrate and Sessions Courts, and also handle cross-jurisdictional matters in appellate forums. At every step, we focus on safeguarding client interests through well-prepared defence, timely intervention, and focused cross-examination. The chamber’s representation is known for its methodical preparation, discretion, and clarity in communication with clients.

Rajani Chambers advises on a broad range of property-related litigation, including title disputes, development-related conflicts, succession and inheritance matters, lease and tenancy disputes, and builder-buyer litigation. We assist both individual and institutional clients in defending and asserting ownership claims, resolving possession disputes, and addressing regulatory challenges arising in real estate transactions.

Our practice includes advisory and representation in suits for partition, specific performance of agreements, declaration of title, and proceedings under tenancy control laws. We also represent clients before RERA Authorities and Appellate Tribunals where appropriate. With the evolution of real estate regulation in India, we offer legal strategies that are responsive to changing regulatory frameworks, such as the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. Our chamber is equipped to handle disputes before the NCLT.

By combining legal due diligence with structured litigation strategy, we ensure that clients are advised not just on their legal position, but also on the broader commercial and regulatory implications of the dispute. The chamber’s property practice is marked by clarity in documentation, proactive relief planning, and strong courtroom advocacy.

Rajani Chambers handles a wide range of family and matrimonial disputes with sensitivity and legal precision. We advise clients in contested and mutual divorce proceedings, maintenance and alimony claims, child custody and guardianship matters, as well as protection under the Domestic Violence Act. We also represent clients in criminal complaints involving cruelty, dowry harassment, and other related offences.

Our chamber provides complete assistance from pre-litigation consultation and mediation, to representation before Family Courts and Magistrate Courts. We understand the emotional and social dimensions of family litigation and aim to resolve disputes in a manner that is legally sound and personally sustainable for our clients.

Where settlement is possible, we support clients in structured mediation and enforceable settlement drafting. When litigation is necessary, we adopt a balanced yet firm courtroom approach. With substantial experience in handling matters involving cross-allegations, interim reliefs, and custody disputes, Rajani Chambers ensures that every case is approached with preparedness, privacy, and dignity.

Rajani Chambers represents clients in proceedings initiated under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), including attachment of property, summons proceedings, and trial defence. We appear before the Bombay High Court, designated PMLA courts, and appellate forums in both individual and corporate defence.

Our experience includes representation in cases involving financial fraud, alleged proceeds of crime, and cross-investigations under related statutes such as the Income Tax Act, FEMA, and the Companies Act. We also assist clients during summons and search proceedings conducted by the Directorate of Enforcement.

Our strategy in PMLA matters focuses on early procedural defence, documentation compliance, and effective challenge to provisional attachment and complaint filings. We advise on protective legal steps, bail strategy, and interim relief. Clients are regularly updated and guided through an area of law that is both procedurally intensive and evolving in its interpretation.

Rajani Chambers has an active writ practice and regularly appears before the Bombay High Court and other High Courts in matters involving violations of constitutional rights, arbitrary administrative action, and public law disputes. We represent individuals and entities in filing writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India, challenging executive actions, administrative decisions, and subordinate legislation.

Our practice also includes public interest litigation (PILs) and writs involving service law, educational rights, and regulatory overreach. We assist clients in preparing detailed representations, pre-filing correspondence, and framing of writ prayers in a manner that aligns with judicial precedents and jurisdictional boundaries.

Our strength lies in presenting precise legal issues supported by documentary evidence and structured submissions. The chamber also appears in PILs concerning access to justice and public accountability, and in defending corporate clients in matters involving alleged regulatory or environmental violations. Every matter is prepared with focus on constitutional balance, procedural compliance, and a clear articulation of fundamental rights.

Rajani Chambers has a focused arbitration and ADR practice and advises clients on domestic arbitrations, contractual enforcement, and interim measures both prior to and during the pendency of arbitral proceedings. We represent clients in arbitration proceedings arising out of commercial, real estate, and infrastructure contracts.

Our arbitration work includes appointment of arbitrators, obtaining urgent interim relief, statement of claim drafting, cross-examination planning, and representation during hearings. We also handle challenges to arbitral awards under Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, and enforcement proceedings under Sections 36 and 37.

With Adv. Krupali Rajani also serving as an appointed arbitrator in institutional matters, the chamber brings both counsel and tribunal-side perspective to the practice. We appear before arbitral tribunals, the Bombay High Court, and other forums in related litigation. Our strategy is to ensure proceedings remain efficient, legally sound, and commercially reasonable. The chamber prioritises cost-effective resolution without compromising legal positioning, and works closely with clients to structure enforceable outcomes.

Rajani Chambers advises clients on protection and enforcement of their intellectual property rights, including trademark, copyright, and design infringement. Our work involves pre-litigation strategy, opposition to registrations, and civil enforcement through suits for injunctions, damages, and account of profits.

We represent clients before the Bombay High Court and other forums in infringement and passing off actions, including online and digital violations. Our practice spans sectors such as pharmaceuticals, retail, technology, and media. We also assist clients in managing interim applications for urgent injunctions in cases of brand misuse or piracy.

Our approach to IPR litigation balances speed with legal rigour, ensuring that both technical and commercial concerns are addressed. We collaborate with IP consultants where needed, and structure litigation in a way that protects brand value, commercial goodwill, and long-term business continuity.

Rajani Chambers regularly undertakes appellate work before the Bombay High Court, the Supreme Court of India, and other forums, representing clients in both civil and criminal appeals, writ appeals, and statutory appeals arising out of tribunal orders.

We assist in drafting grounds of appeal, obtaining interim protection, and strategising for final hearings. Our appellate litigation focuses on identifying substantial questions of law and effectively reviewing trial court records for procedural and evidentiary inconsistencies.

Having appeared in a wide range of appellate matters—from family law appeals to commercial and constitutional disputes—the chamber approaches each appeal with thorough research and careful legal drafting. We ensure clients are informed on likely timelines, risks, and outcomes before initiating appellate proceedings.

Adv. Krupali Rajani is a panel advocate for the Bombay High Court Legal Aid Committee and regularly appears in matters where litigants are financially unable to engage private counsel. We consider legal aid an essential part of professional responsibility and approach such matters with the same diligence and preparation as any other case.

From writ petitions to criminal defence and family law disputes, we have represented clients in a wide range of legally aided cases. Our work supports access to justice and reflects the chamber’s long-standing belief in legal service as a tool for equity.

We also engage in community awareness programmes, especially for women and underrepresented groups, aimed at simplifying legal concepts and increasing public understanding of available remedies. Through these efforts, Rajani Chambers remains committed not just to legal success, but also to social contribution.