Adv. Ravinder Kumar

Adv. Ravinder Kumar is an advocate practising before the Supreme Court of India, with a practice focused on Criminal/Civil/Corporate. With more than 20 years at the Bar, Ravinder has handled matters at every stage of litigation — from the trial court and High Court to Special Leave Petitions and appeals before the Supreme Court, and is based in Delhi, from where clients across India are assisted by phone, WhatsApp and in person.

Advocate Ravinder Kumar is a practicing lawyer with expertise in various fields of law in Delhi Courts including Supreme Court of India and NCLT having office at Rohini, Sector 17, New Delhi. He is enrolled with Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana.

Ravinder's work with Litigation India centres on Litigants. Clients typically come with an adverse High Court order, a pending bail application or a dispute that has stalled in the courts below, and the first task is always to identify whether the matter raises a question of law that the Supreme Court will entertain — and to say so plainly when it does not.

As a volunteer with Litigation India, Adv. Ravinder Kumar provides free, pro bono initial guidance to litigants and junior lawyers, explaining the legal position in clear language before any decision about formal engagement is made, and consults in EnglishHindi. Ravinder is enrolled with the Bar Council under enrolment number ***********, which clients are welcome to verify. Initial guidance is educational in nature and does not by itself create an advocate-client relationship.

To consult Adv. Ravinder Kumar, pick an open slot below or send a query with a short description of your matter, the order you are aggrieved by and the stage your case is at — first information report, trial, High Court judgment or tribunal order. Adv. will explain your position in plain language, identify whether a Special Leave Petition, appeal or writ is the appropriate route, and outline the documents you should gather.

Whether you are searching for a Supreme Court lawyer in Delhi, an advocate experienced in Criminal/Civil/Corporate, or simply an honest second opinion on whether your case is fit for the Supreme Court of India, this initial guidance is free. Formal engagement, fees and the briefing of senior counsel are discussed only if you decide to proceed.