Padmaja is a Partner in the Firm’s Disputes team in
Delhi and is proficient in handling the entire spectrum of commercial disputes.
She has been representing Indian, foreign and multinational clients in their
corporate and commercial disputes before various fora, including High Courts,
district courts, and tribunals across the country as well as the Supreme Court
of India. A significant part of her practice has been advising and representing
clients on issues such as disputes with shareholders, insolvency, winding up,
tortious claims, white collar crimes and employment disputes and investigations.
Padmaja has also worked extensively in the telecom
sector, advising various telecom giants in their disputes with shareholders and
vendors in the telecom industry.
She is representing clients in leading arbitrations
across a variety of forums including international arbitrations under the
Singapore International Arbitration Centre and International Chamber of
Commerce.
Padmaja
also regularly advises and represents clients across the insolvency ecosystem
including the resolution professionals, creditors and resolution applicants
before various National Company Law Tribunals and the Appellate Tribunal.
Padmaja was recommended for Labour and employment and White Collar Crime by Legal500 Asia-Pacific 2022.
Padmaja was recommended for Labour and employment and White Collar Crime by Legal500 Asia-Pacific 2022.
publications
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
THE SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN SECTION 87...
On November 27, 2019, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India struck down the insertion of Section 87 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 and...
Litigation & Dispute Resolution & Insolvency & Restructuring
A STORM IS BREWING: THE INSOLVENCY OF...
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (the 'Code') has faced a barrage of amendments and course correction from both the judiciary as well as the...
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
LIMITATION RE FOREIGN DECREES-INDIA COMES AT PAR
Under Indian Law, foreign decrees passed by the courts of reciprocating territories are to be enforced in terms of Section 44-A of the Code of...
