Advocate Shubham Singh
Advocate • Delhi, India
Advocate Shubham Singh maintains an active litigation and legal advisory practice in New Delhi, appearing before the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Delhi, District Courts, and specialized statutory tribunals.
The chamber emphasizes thorough factual briefing, statutory research, and adherence to procedural rules under civil, criminal, and commercial law. In compliance with Bar Council of India guidelines, all client representation proceeds upon voluntary inquiry and formal engagement.
Law Office of Shubham Singh
Connaught Place, New Delhi • Litigation & Advisory
LL.M.
Gautam Buddha University
Bar Council of Delhi
Advocate Standing • Delhi Bar
Diverse Briefs
Advising Individuals, Companies & Commercial Entities
Forums of Appearance
Supreme Court of India
All India (Appellate and Original Jurisdiction)
Delhi High Court
National Capital Territory of Delhi
District Courts
Delhi & NCR (Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Karkardooma, Rohini, Dwarka, Saket, Rouse Avenue)
Commissions and Tribunals
Statutory & Specialized Benches (NCLT, NCLAT, NCDRC, DRT, CAT, etc.)
Government & Institutional Panels
Official representation as Panel Counsel before appellate and statutory forums.
Panel Counsel — Union of India
Appearing on behalf of the Central Government before judicial forums in Delhi.
Panel Counsel — State of Uttar Pradesh
Representing state administrative bodies and public instrumentalities.
Panel Counsel — Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)
Advising and handling public transit infrastructure and arbitration matters.
- Former Panel Counsel — Muthoot Finance
- Former Legal Advisor — Uttar Pradesh Madarsa Board
Professional Principles
Bar Council of India Compliance
This platform is strictly informational in accordance with Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules. It does not solicit work or advertise legal services.
Rule 36, Standards of Professional Conduct and EtiquetteNon-Solicitation & Ethical Practice
In compliance with the Advocates Act, 1961, any information retrieved or received through this website is at the user's voluntary request and does not establish an advocate-client relationship.
The Advocates Act, 1961Privilege & Professional Confidentiality
All professional communications are safeguarded by statutory advocate-client privilege.
Section 126, Indian Evidence Act / Section 132, Bharatiya Sakshya AdhiniyamObjective Courtroom Advocacy
Representation before courts and tribunals is conducted with strict adherence to procedure, legal merit, and judicial etiquette without outcome guarantees.
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