I advise and represent government employees and public sector staff in service law matters including wrongful suspension, promotion issues, transfer disputes, and departmental inquiries. I also handle writ petitions before the High Court for service irregularities.
With a client-centric approach, I uphold the following principles in every service and employment law case to ensure justice and fairness:
Whether it’s a service dispute, wrongful termination, or departmental inquiry, I ensure that every client’s rights are protected through strategic, ethical, and transparent legal representation.
With a client-centric approach, I provide expert legal representation tailored to your specific needs, ensuring robust support and clear communication throughout the legal process.
Service & Employment Law governs the legal relationship between employers and employees, covering rights, duties, and obligations related to recruitment, working conditions, wages, termination, and workplace safety.
Yes. We assist in preparing clear, legally compliant employment contracts that outline job responsibilities, remuneration, benefits, and terms of service to avoid future disputes.
If your termination was without valid reason or due process, you may have legal remedies, including reinstatement, compensation, or damages. We can review your case and guide you through the process.
Absolutely. We provide legal representation in cases involving harassment, discrimination, or hostile work environments, ensuring protection under applicable labor and workplace laws.
Yes. We assist employers in ensuring compliance with central and state labor laws, drafting workplace policies, and handling employee disputes lawfully.
Your rights are governed by various laws, including the Industrial Disputes Act, Minimum Wages Act, Payment of Wages Act, Employees’ Provident Fund Act, Maternity Benefit Act, and more.
Yes. We also handle service matters related to government employment, including promotions, transfers, disciplinary proceedings, and pension disputes.
You can contact us with your employment details, relevant documents, and a brief on your issue. Our legal team will assess your case and advise on the best course of action.