Disputes Resolution
High-stakes commercial, insolvency, MSME and white-collar disputes — argued before courts, tribunals and arbitral forums, and carried through to enforcement.
Budhiraja & Co. — Legal Advisory & Dispute Resolution, New Delhi
Research-driven.Client-centric.Result-oriented.
Counsel for businesses, institutions and individuals — from first instruction to final resolution.
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About the firm
Built on integrity. Driven by research. Focused on results.
Budhiraja & Co. is a New Delhi law firm for commercial litigation, arbitration, insolvency and corporate advisory. We pair meticulous research with commercial pragmatism — guiding businesses, institutions and individuals from first instruction to final resolution, with every practice area working as one firm.
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Our approach
Three principles behind every brief we accept.
Research-driven.
Every position rests on rigorous research — the record, the precedent and the procedure — before we advise or argue.
Client-centric.
We begin with your commercial objective, speak plainly about risk and cost, and keep one firm accountable to you.
Result-oriented.
We measure success by what you can do afterwards — recover, operate, list, settle or move forward.
What guides us
Our values.
Understand the problem
Half knowledge is dangerous. No legal solution is tenable until the lawyer has grasped every aspect of the problem — so we begin with long, unhurried client meetings and listen to the grievance in full before we advise.
Research
AI is the tool, not the lawyer. Technology quickens our research; judgement, verification and accountability stay with the advocate who signs the advice.
Drafting
A notice, pleading or contract can make or break a matter. Every draft is built word by word and tested against the record and the opposing argument.
Effective representation
Preparation shows in the room. We carry each matter from first notice to final order with clarity, candour and conviction.
Practice
Our practice areas.
Corporate Advisory
Board-level advice on company law and RERA compliance, IPO readiness and listing, and environmental clearances — practical, proactive and built around the business.
Data Protection, IP & Employment
DPDP and IT law compliance, trademarks, copyright and patents, employment advisory and POSH — protecting the data, ideas and people a business runs on.
Legal acumen, paired with commercial pragmatism — guiding clients from first instruction to final resolution.
Managing Partner
Abhishek Budhiraja
Abhishek brings extensive experience in complex litigation, arbitration, insolvency and strategic legal advisory, with representation before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, tribunals and other judicial and regulatory forums.
- Insolvency & Bankruptcy
- Commercial Law
- Constitutional Law
- White Collar Crimes
- MSME Disputes
In their words
Testimonials
They read the whole file before they said a word, and then told us plainly where we stood.
Sample testimonialReplace in the dashboard One point of contact, no surprises on cost, and a result we could actually act on.
Sample testimonialReplace in the dashboard Calm in the room and thorough on paper. We felt represented at every hearing.
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Sample testimonialReplace in the dashboard They planned for enforcement from day one, and it showed in the outcome.
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Insights
Featured blogs
MSME DisputesThe MSMED Act recovery playbook: 45 days, 3× interest, 75% pre-depositWhy micro and small suppliers have statutory leverage most commercial creditors do not.Abhishek BudhirajaData Protection & IT LawA practical DPDP compliance roadmap for growing businessesNotices, consent, vendors and breach response — in the order they matter.Sharad BesoyaCommercial, Insolvency & Bankruptcy LitigationSection 9 of the IBC: a working guide for operational creditorsDemand notice, pre-existing disputes and the ₹1 crore threshold — what decides whether an application is admitted.Abhishek Budhiraja