Advocate Deeksha Verma has over two decades of experience as a trial lawyer.
A seasoned legal professional with over 16 years of experience in legal consultancy, documentation, and litigation across Criminal and Civil cases.
Expertise in handling cases in District Courts, Delhi High Court, Consumer Courts, and Commissions. Proficient in drafting legal documents, agreements, and providing strategic legal counsel.
Practicing as an independent advocate specializing in Criminal and Civil cases.
Skilled in drafting plaints, written statements, replications, and case briefs.
Extensive experience in recovery suits, arbitration, consumer complaints, and Section 138 NI Act.
Adept in legal research, strategy formulation, and client counselling with strong communication skills.
Comprehensive Legal Solutions
Expert representation in Delhi High Court matters
Comprehensive legal services at district level
Protection of consumer rights and interests
Alternative dispute resolution expertise
A Journey of Legal Excellence
Academic Excellence
Moments from Legal Practice
Notable Arbitration Cases in India
2019 Supreme Court
Landmark judgment clarifying that the appointment of an arbitrator by a person who is disqualified to act as an arbitrator is void ab initio. The case emphasized the importance of arbitrator independence and impartiality.
2020 Supreme Court
Significant ruling on the constitutional validity of Section 87 of the Arbitration Act. The case dealt with automatic stays on arbitral awards and its impact on the construction industry.
2021 Delhi High Court
Major case involving enforcement of emergency arbitrator's award under Indian law. Set precedent for recognition of emergency arbitration provisions in international commercial arbitration.
2021 Supreme Court
Landmark decision allowing two Indian parties to choose a foreign seat of arbitration. The ruling significantly impacted the landscape of international commercial arbitration in India.
2020 Supreme Court
Critical judgment on arbitrability of tenancy disputes. The court established a four-fold test for determining when a dispute is not arbitrable, impacting various commercial relationships.
2022 Supreme Court
Important ruling on the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards against non-signatories to the arbitration agreement. Clarified the scope of binding non-signatories to arbitration.
Let's discuss your legal matters
+91-7982006089
Hello@AdvocateDeeksha.com
C - 23, Satyam Enclave, Near Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Stuies, Delhi - 110095