Find basic information on how our firm structures client consults, maintains files, and
establishes advocate representations.
Chamber FAQ
Client Consults & Representations
We compile answers to the common procedural questions clients ask when seeking counsel
or initiating case reviews.
You should bring all relevant documentation relating to your dispute. This includes
contracts, land sale deeds, written communications (letters, notices, emails), court summons, police FIR
copies, and any existing petitions. Having a chronological summary of events helps speed up our analysis.
We maintain absolute transparency regarding our fees. Charges are structured based
on the complexity, matter volume, and representation requirements. We work on a per-hearing appearance
fee, flat retainer contracts, or milestone-based structures. Complete details are documented in our
initial Retainer Agreement before any work begins.
Yes, absolutely. Under Section 126 of the Indian Evidence Act, all communications
between a client and their advocate are privileged and confidential. Regardless of whether you formally
retain us to represent you in court, any details shared during preliminary discussions are completely
protected by professional confidentiality.
Yes, our managing partner and senior associates represent matters regularly before
the Rajasthan High Court (both Jaipur and Jodhpur Benches), District & Sessions Courts, Consumer
Commissions, RERA Authorities, and appellate tribunals. When needed, we coordinate filings and represent
matters before the Supreme Court of India in New Delhi.
