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Dubey & Dubey Law Offices

Expertise

Twenty one practices. One standard of care.

The firm’s litigation and advisory work are organised so that each informs the other. Every practice area is handled by counsel with sustained experience in it and supported by the wider team. Select a practice to see the matters it covers and the forums where it is conducted.

  1. 01Constitutional, Writ and Public LawSupreme Court of India · High Court at Allahabad and Lucknow BenchDisputes with the State call for constitutional insight and procedural precision. Writ practice before the High Court is the foundation of the firm's litigation work.
  2. 02Civil Litigation and Property DisputesCivil Courts · High CourtWell prepared civil litigation protects value long before a decree is passed, so suits are framed with enforcement in mind from the first pleading.
  3. 03Commercial Disputes and ArbitrationCommercial Courts · Arbitral tribunalsCommercial disputes are conducted with a clear view of the outcome the client needs and the most direct route to it.
  4. 04Criminal DefenceSessions Courts · High CourtWhen liberty is at stake, speed and judgement matter equally. The firm acts from the first notice to the final appeal.
  5. 05White Collar and Economic OffencesSpecial courts · Sessions CourtsAllegations of financial wrongdoing put reputation as much as liberty at risk, and the earliest decisions often matter most.
  6. 06Service LawCentral Administrative Tribunal · State Public Services TribunalService disputes touch careers built over decades, from a withheld promotion to a delayed pension.
  7. 07Labour and EmploymentLabour Courts · Industrial TribunalsThe firm advises employers and employees alike, with an understanding of both sides of the workplace.
  8. 08Land RevenueTehsildar · Sub Divisional MagistrateRevenue records decide a family's security and a project's viability, and the proceedings that govern them demand fluency in both statute and local practice.
  9. 09Real Estate and RERARERA Authority · Adjudicating OfficerThe Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 reshaped the sector around transparency, and the firm acts for promoters, agents and homebuyers alike.
  10. 10Property and ConveyancingSub Registrar offices · Revenue authoritiesA property transaction is only as sound as the diligence behind it.
  11. 11Corporate and Commercial AdvisoryMCA · RBIFrom incorporation to exit, the firm supports startups, family businesses, SMEs and institutions with the same attention to detail.
  12. 12Trade and RegulatoryDGFT · Customs authoritiesStrong contracts prevent the disputes that weak ones create.
  13. 13Banking and FinanceDebts Recovery Tribunals · NCLT and NCLATRegulatory understanding and courtroom experience come together for lenders, insurers, borrowers and policyholders.
  14. 14TaxationCommissioner (Appeals) · ITATTax positions are best defended when they are structured correctly from the start.
  15. 15Intellectual PropertyTrade Marks Registry · Patent OfficeIdeas, brands and creative work are often a business's most valuable assets.
  16. 16Environmental LawNational Green Tribunal · Pollution control boardsEnvironmental compliance now sits at the centre of construction, real estate and industry.
  17. 17Education LawRegulators and affiliating bodies · High CourtUniversities, colleges and schools face a distinct body of regulatory and service questions.
  18. 18Consumer ProtectionDistrict, State and National Consumer CommissionsThe firm acts for consumers seeking redress and for businesses defending their conduct.
  19. 19Family and MatrimonialFamily Courts · District CourtsFamily matters call for legal skill and personal sensitivity in equal measure, with children's welfare at the centre.
  20. 20Alternative Dispute ResolutionMediation centres · Conciliation bodiesNot every dispute belongs in court, and many are better settled without one.
  21. 21Pro BonoLegal aid bodies · Courts at all levelsAccess to justice is part of the firm's responsibility, not an addition to it.

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