About Criminal Lawyer V.K.Singh in Delhi.

 

Adv. V.K.Singh

At Supreme Court of India

A-378, Defence Colony, New Delhi

Ph: +91-11-40513913, Mob: 9811645002

Web: www.vksnco.com

"Mr. V.K.Singh is the founder member of the firm, V.K.Singh & Co.. (Law Offices). He has the expertise over the matters related to Civil & Commercial Disputes, Family and Matrimonial Disputes, Consumer Disputes and Recovery of Debts for Banking & Financial Institutions and Alternate Dispute Resolution. He is known for his self developed and distinguished negotiation skills, extempore arguments. His experience covers a wide range of litigation, legal consultancy and arbitration.


Criminal Practice Experience:

Mr.V.K.Singh has vast knowledge in Criminal Practice and advised, drafted and contested the matters of his respective clients in Bail Matters ,Dowry Cases, Narcotic Drug Cases (NDPS Cases),Criminal Trial ,Rape Cases or Sexual Harassment Cases, Fraud Cases ,Cheating Cases,EOW Cases, Anti corruption Cases, Criminal Writ Petition, Criminal Revision ,Criminal Appeal, Criminal SLP etc. .in Hon”ble Supreme Court of India ,High Courts and all District Courts in India.

 

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