You can book a consultation by calling our office, sending us an email, or filling out the contact form on our website. One of our team members will respond promptly to schedule a convenient time for you to meet with our advocates in person at our New Delhi office or via phone/video call.

For your first meeting, please bring any documents relevant to your matter — contracts, legal notices, court orders, correspondence, property documents, FIRs, or any other paperwork that relates to your situation. The more context and documentation you can share, the more effectively our advocates can assess your matter.

Absolutely. All communications between you and our advocates are protected by strict legal professional privilege and attorney-client confidentiality. Nothing you share with us will be disclosed to any third party without your explicit consent, except where required by law.

We are a full-service law firm covering 14+ practice areas, including civil and commercial litigation, criminal litigation, arbitration, corporate law, service law, real estate, family law, labour law, taxation, banking and finance, consumer protection, intellectual property, insolvency, and constitutional law.

Our fee structure depends on the nature and complexity of your matter. We typically offer a combination of consultation fees, fixed fees for specific legal services, and retainer arrangements for ongoing matters. We discuss fees transparently at the outset of every engagement so that there are no surprises. Please contact us directly for a discussion.

Yes. Our advocates regularly appear before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, and various tribunals and quasi-judicial forums across India.

The timeline varies significantly depending on the nature of your matter, the forum involved, and the complexity of the issues. Court litigation can take considerably longer than arbitration or negotiated settlements. At your initial consultation, our advocates will give you a realistic assessment of the likely timeline and what factors may affect it.

While our primary offices are in New Delhi, our advocates appear before courts and tribunals across India — including the Supreme Court, various High Courts, and national-level tribunals. Please contact us to discuss whether we can assist with a matter in a different jurisdiction.

In India, an “advocate” is a lawyer enrolled with the Bar Council of India or a State Bar Council and entitled to practise in courts of law. All advocates are lawyers, but not all lawyers practise as advocates before courts. At Laler Giri , our team comprises qualified advocates enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi.

Laler Giri is committed to accessible justice. We consider pro bono and reduced-fee matters on a case-by-case basis, particularly for individuals who demonstrate genuine financial need. Please speak with our team to discuss your specific situation.

Once you reach out, our team will acknowledge your enquiry promptly and schedule an initial consultation at the earliest opportunity. During that first meeting, our advocates will review your matter, ask relevant questions, and provide you with a preliminary assessment of your situation, the legal options available to you, and the likely path forward.

Yes. We regularly assist clients who wish to transition from another firm or bring in additional counsel on complex matters. Our advocates can review the existing status of your case and advise you on the best course of action going forward.