In times of financial distress, swift and strategic legal guidance can mean the difference between revival and liquidation. At Sidhant Dhingra & Associates, our experienced insolvency lawyer team leverages deep expertise in insolvency law and related economic offences to chart the best path forward for corporates, financial institutions, and individuals alike.
When debts mount and recovery options narrow, an insolvency lawyer becomes your strategic partner:
Proactive counsel helps preserve value, maintain stakeholder confidence, and avoid avoidable litigation costs.
| Service Area | Scope |
|---|---|
| Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process | Filing and defending IBC petitions; preparing resolution plans; creditor committee work |
| Litigation & Appeals | Representation before NCLT, NCLAT, High Courts, and Supreme Court |
| Pre-Insolvency Advisory | Debt restructuring, strategic moratorium drafting, negotiating with lenders |
| Liquidation Proceedings | Asset valuation, stakeholder communications, overseeing liquidator actions |
| Cross-Border Insolvency | Coordinating with foreign jurisdictions under Model Law and bilateral treaties |
Decades of courtroom victories and transactional successes make us a leading choice for insolvency matters in Delhi:
Our deep bench of lawyers simplifies complex procedures and anticipates creditor challenges before they arise.
Our insolvency practice draws on proven strengths in:
Knowing that distressed companies often face parallel investigations, we craft integrated defense strategies that protect both your corporate and personal interests.
Q1. Who needs an Insolvency Lawyer in India?
Any individual, company, creditor, or corporate debtor involved in financial distress, loan default, or recovery proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) requires an Insolvency Lawyer.
Q2. What cases does an Insolvency Lawyer handle?
An Insolvency Lawyer handles CIRP proceedings, NCLT matters, insolvency resolution, liquidation, creditor recovery, and defense against insolvency petitions.
Q3. Can insolvency proceedings stop recovery actions by banks?
Yes. Once insolvency proceedings are admitted under IBC, a moratorium is imposed, stopping recovery, foreclosure, and legal actions temporarily.
Q4. How long does the insolvency resolution process take?
Typically, the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) takes 180 days, extendable up to 330 days as per law.
Q5. Why choose Advocate Sidhant Dhingra as an Insolvency Lawyer?
With strong experience in NCLT and insolvency matters, the firm provides strategic legal solutions for both creditors and debtors under the IBC framework.
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