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Est. 1978 · New Delhi

Counsel of record
since 1978.

Ashvatth Chambers is a full-service practice of advocates and solicitors, appearing before the Supreme Court of India, the High Courts and arbitral tribunals across the country.

Supreme Courtand every High Court in India
Arbitrationdomestic, institutional & ad hoc
Advisorytransactions, compliance, succession
The Chambers

A quiet practice of serious matters.

Founded in 1978 by R. K. Varman, the chambers began as a two-room practice off Barakhamba Road with a single conviction: careful preparation wins more causes than eloquence alone. Four decades on, that conviction still shapes every brief we file.

Today our counsel advise families, founders, boards and public bodies — from the first notice to the final appeal — with the same discipline, discretion and attention to detail.

A chambers library with marble busts and leather-bound law reports
“Prepared as if for the Supreme Court — every time.”
48
Years at the Bar
3
Chambers
26
Counsel
1,200+
Matters handled
Heritage

Five decades, one name.

1978

Founded in New Delhi

R. K. Varman opens chambers off Barakhamba Road with two juniors and a borrowed library.

1989

Before the Supreme Court

The chambers argues its first matter before a constitution bench, on land acquisition.

1996

Mumbai chambers

A commercial practice opens near the High Court in Fort.

2007

Arbitration desk

A dedicated team for institutional and international arbitration.

2015

Jaipur chambers

Serving families and businesses across Rajasthan from Tonk Road.

2024

A third generation

A new generation of partners takes the chambers into its fifth decade.

Counsel

The people behind the briefs.

Meet all counsel

Ira Varman

Managing Partner
Constitutional & Commercial

Siddhant Kher

Partner
Arbitration

Tara Mirchandani

Partner · Mumbai
Corporate & Transactions

Naveen Paliwal

Partner · Jaipur
Property & Succession
Prepare as though the brief will be argued tomorrow, and write as though it will be read in fifty years.
R. K. Varman · Founder, 1978
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