Insolvency & Bankruptcy
Lawyers in Delhi
Expert IBC & NCLT Litigation. As a Corporate Debtor seeking a fresh start or a Creditor seeking to recover debts, we have the technical expertise to safeguard your interests.
Expert IBC & NCLT Litigation. As a Corporate Debtor seeking a fresh start or a Creditor seeking to recover debts, we have the technical expertise to safeguard your interests.
In a dynamic economy, surviving financial distress means much more than legal representation - it means a survival strategy. At Delhi Legal Expert, our insolvency experts offer impactful solutions under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
As a Corporate Debtor looking for a fresh start, or a Financial/Operational Creditor seeking to recover debts, we have the technical expertise to safeguard your interests during restructuring, settlement or liquidation.
NCLT is the key forum for corporate restructuring. Success at the NCLT and NCLAT (Appellate Tribunal) hinges on understanding ever-changing laws and Supreme Court judgements. As leading Insolvency lawyers in Delhi, we are your trusted advisors to:
Breaking down the intricate code to determine the best exit or turnaround strategy for your enterprise.
Working with the Committee of Creditors (CoC) for viable and valuable resolution plans.
Solid representation at the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) and the Supreme Court of India.
Safeguarding directors and promoters from personal liability, "look-back" period audits, and parallel criminal proceedings.
CIRP Management: Filing and defending Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) petitions under Sections 7, 9, and 10 of the IBC.
NCLT & NCLAT Litigation: Aggressive representation in insolvency disputes, appeals, and stay orders at the Principal Bench, Delhi.
Debt Restructuring: Advising on out-of-court settlements, strategic moratoriums, and realignment of debt with institutional lenders.
Liquidation & Winding Up: Overseeing asset valuation, stakeholder distribution, and legal compliance during formal winding-up processes.
Cross-Border Insolvency: Handling complex insolvency matters involving international assets and multi-jurisdictional legal challenges.
Our Advantage
Our strength lies in the comprehensive way in which we deal with any problem related to the financial stress situation. Unlike others who simply review the financial condition, we review the legality of all operations involved. Our experts have extensive experience dealing with multiple investigations by agencies like Enforcement Directorate (PMLA), CBI, and SFIO.
Our advocates have vast experience with cases handled in Delhi High Court, known as the most skilled advocate in Delhi Supreme Court for IBC appeals.
Our company has its own forensic research group ready to quickly file applications in NCLT, stopping any hostile takeover of assets.
We do not stick to one solution plan for every case, rather prepare a customized resolution plan for your industrial reality.
Initial Financial Audit: An urgent review of loan agreements, personal guarantees, and defaults to assess insolvency risks.
Pre-Litigation Advice: We look for a moratorium or settlement to improve cash flow prior to the NCLT admission.
IBC Claim Drafting: We carefully draft claims to secure the admission (or rejection) of cases in NCLT.
CoC Advocacy: We work with Resolution Professionals (RPs) to put forward plausible high-value plans to the Committee of Creditors.
Pugnacious Appellate Advocacy: Should there be an adverse order, we take it to the NCLAT or Supreme Court with pinpoint accuracy.
Beyond NCLT
Companies undergoing insolvency proceedings sometimes come under scrutiny for other issues. Our law firm offers an integrated defence approach to:
White-Collar Crime: Defending promoters against charges of misappropriation or siphoning funds under the BNS (formerly IPC).
PMLA & FEMA Cases: Handling money laundering and foreign exchange cases (called out by the ED).
Civil Litigation: Defending high-value recovery and breach of contract suits in the Delhi High Court.
Anyone who is experiencing a loan default, creditors looking to recover a substantial amount of money, or banks commencing proceedings under the IBC should speak to an NCLT lawyer immediately.
Yes. Once an insolvency petition is admitted by the NCLT, Section 14 of IBC provides for a Moratorium. This is a moratorium on all actions, suits or foreclosures by banks and other creditors.
The IBC prescribes a time limit of 180 days and a maximum of 330 days (including the time taken for legal proceedings and appeals).
Yes. We practice Integrated Litigation, where we defend our clients against charges of corporate fraud (SFIO) and money laundering (ED) which may be levied against a company during insolvency proceedings.
You can contact our office in Delhi or fill out our form. Our top 10 lawyers in Delhi High Court provide urgent consultations for companies in financial distress.
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