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.
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.
Eight disciplines, one standard.
From constitutional writs to cross-border arbitration, each matter is led by counsel who appear in that forum every week.
Constitutional & Writ
Writ petitions, PILs and challenges to state action before the Supreme Court and High Courts.
IICommercial Litigation
Contract, shareholder and recovery disputes before commercial courts and the NCLT.
IIIArbitration
Institutional and ad hoc arbitration, interim relief and enforcement of awards.
IVCorporate & Transactions
Joint ventures, acquisitions, governance and regulatory filings.
VReal Estate & Property
Title diligence, RERA, conveyancing and partition suits.
VICriminal Defence
White-collar defence, bail, quashing petitions and trial advocacy.
VIIFamily & Succession
Wills, trusts, succession certificates and matrimonial matters handled with discretion.
VIIIIntellectual Property
Trade mark, copyright and design protection, prosecution and infringement actions.
Five decades, one name.
Founded in New Delhi
R. K. Varman opens chambers off Barakhamba Road with two juniors and a borrowed library.
Before the Supreme Court
The chambers argues its first matter before a constitution bench, on land acquisition.
Mumbai chambers
A commercial practice opens near the High Court in Fort.
Arbitration desk
A dedicated team for institutional and international arbitration.
Jaipur chambers
Serving families and businesses across Rajasthan from Tonk Road.
A third generation
A new generation of partners takes the chambers into its fifth decade.
The people behind the briefs.
Siddhant Kher
Tara Mirchandani
Naveen Paliwal
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
Notes from chambers.
Interim relief in arbitration: what the latest ruling changes
A three-judge bench has clarified when courts may step in before a tribunal is constituted. Here is what parties should do differently.
Read note · 8 minRelated-party transactions: a board's checklist
Six questions every board should ask before approving a transaction with a promoter group company.
Read note · 6 minBuying under construction: reading a RERA registration
What the registration page tells you about a project, and the three entries most buyers miss.
Read note · 5 minSpeak with the chambers.
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