Clear advice and careful representation in court.
Vivek Kumar Verma practises before the District & Sessions Court, Kanpur Nagar, focusing on civil, criminal, property and commercial litigation.
Areas of practice
A litigation-focused practice, handling matters from the first legal notice to final appeal.
Civil litigation
Suits for recovery, declaration, injunction and specific performance, from filing through trial, appeal and execution.
02Property & tenancy
Disputes over title, possession, partition and tenancy, including matters before revenue authorities.
03Criminal defence
Representation at every stage, from bail to trial and appeal, with careful attention to procedure.
04Commercial disputes & arbitration
Contract and business disputes resolved through courts, arbitration or negotiated settlement.
05Family matters
Sensitive handling of matrimonial and family disputes, with an emphasis on workable outcomes.
06Writs & consumer matters
Remedies against public authorities and service providers before High Courts and consumer commissions.
How a matter is handled
Every case starts with understanding the facts and the documents, then choosing the right forum and remedy.
- ConsultationReview of facts, documents and deadlines, with a frank view of the options.
- StrategyThe right forum, remedy and timeline, explained in plain language.
- RepresentationDrafting, filing and appearances, with regular updates after every hearing.
- ResolutionJudgment, settlement or appeal, whichever best protects your interests.
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Served with summons in a civil suit? The written statement deadline
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Need advice on a legal matter?
Consultations are by appointment at the chamber in Kanpur.