Practice Areas
The Chambers maintains focused, practised expertise in four areas. Depth over breadth, by design.
PMLA & PBPT Defence
Enforcement actions under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 and the Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988 have become the sharpest-edged legal risk facing Indian business and their promoters. The powers of arrest, search, seizure, and attachment are vast and wide. The procedural rights available to an accused are narrow, and the timelines are unforgiving. Chambers of Aman Sharma represents accused individuals and entities at every stage of such proceedings, first from arrest and remand through to bail hearings before the Trial Courts, High Court and Supreme Court, challenge to attachment orders before the Appellate Tribunal for Forfeited Property, as well as proceedings challenging the legality of investigation and prosecution.
- We handle
- Bail applications before Trial Courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India.
- Challenge to provisional and confirmed attachment orders before the ATFP.
- Writ petitions challenging the validity of Enforcement Directorate and Income Tax actions.
- Anticipatory bail and transit bail applications.
- Defence in PMLA special courts as well as appellate proceedings.
- Matters involving the intersection of PMLA and corporate fraud, IBC, or securities law.
Insolvency & Bankruptcy (IBC)
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 has transformed the resolution of corporate distress in India. The Chambers practises at the litigation end of that ecosystem, representing creditors, debtors, resolution applicants, and other stakeholders in contested proceedings before NCLT, NCLAT, and the Supreme Court of India. Aman Sharma was recognised as Rising Star & Emerging Insolvency Lawyer of the Year at the 7th Annual IBC Conference and Awards 2026, a recognition of depth and track record in this practice.
- We handle
- Applications under Section 7 (financial creditors) and Section 9 (operational creditors)
- Defence against initiation of CIRP
- Representation of the Committee of Creditors (CoC)
- Section 29A eligibility and resolution plan disputes
- Avoidance transaction litigation under Sections 43–51 and 66 IBC
- Liquidation proceedings
- Appeals before NCLAT and the Supreme Court
- Section 12A withdrawal applications and settlements
- Representation of homebuyers as a class of creditors
Criminal Defence
In criminal proceedings, the stakes are irreducible, liberty, reputation, livelihood. The Chambers, from day one, approaches criminal defence with the rigour of a practice trained in high-stakes matters. The practice is concentrated on white-collar crime, regulatory offences, and cases that sit at the intersection of criminal law and economic regulation. We appear in matters right from Trial Courts to the Supreme Court of India.
- We handle
- Bail applications, before Trial Courts, , High Court, and Supreme Court
- Anticipatory bail proceedings
- White-collar and economic offence defence
- Writs challenging illegal arrest, remand, or the legitimacy of investigation
- Trial court representation in complex criminal matters
- Matters involving criminal exposure arising from corporate or regulatory disputes
Commercial Litigation
Commercial disputes require speed, precision, and a counsel who understands what a business needs from its litigation, not just a legal outcome, but a commercial one. The Chambers brings the analytical depth of Tier-1 firm training to independent litigation practice. The Chambers advises legal and litigation strategy keeping in mind minimum exposure with maximum closure for our clients.
- We handle
- Contract enforcement and disputes before civil courts as well as High Courts and the Supreme Court
- Injunction and interim relief applications
- Recovery suits and enforcement of decrees
- Consumer disputes before the NCDRC
- Trademark and IP enforcement litigation
- Real estate and property disputes
- Labour and service law matters
