New Delhi · India
Considered counsel on matters that require it.
Tatva Law LLP is a law firm based in New Delhi. We advise individuals, businesses and institutions on dispute resolution, arbitration, corporate and commercial questions, and personal law — before courts, tribunals and arbitral forums across India.
The firm
A practice built around clarity.
“Tatva” means essence. The name reflects how the firm works: reduce a matter to what actually decides it, and advise on that. Clients come to us with disputes that have run on too long, contracts that need to hold up, and personal matters that need handling with care.
We act in trial courts, appellate courts, tribunals and arbitrations, and we advise outside the courtroom as well — on contracts, compliance and structuring — so that fewer matters reach a courtroom at all.
Practice areas
What we advise on
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Civil, commercial and criminal matters before District Courts, the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India, and before statutory tribunals.
Arbitration & Enforcement
Ad hoc and institutional arbitration, challenges and appeals under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, and enforcement and execution of awards.
Corporate & Commercial
Contract drafting and review, company law and regulatory compliance, due diligence, and day-to-day commercial advice for businesses.
Real Estate, Family & Personal
Property and conveyancing, RERA matters, matrimonial and family disputes, succession, wills and estate administration.
How we work
Three commitments.
These are the working habits our clients tend to notice first.
You will know where your matter stands
Dates, filings and next steps are communicated as they happen, in plain language, without needing to be chased.
The advice includes the downside
Where a case is weak, a limitation period is close, or settlement is the better commercial answer, we say so at the outset rather than later.
Fees are agreed before work begins
Scope, stage-wise fees and likely out-of-pocket expenses are set out in writing at engagement.
Insights
Notes on the law
Short, informational pieces on developments we think are worth knowing about. Nothing here is legal advice.
Stamp duty on arbitral awards in Delhi: what the schedule actually requires
Published June 2026
Limitation in commercial suits: the dates that quietly decide the case
Published May 2026
Considering whether to take a matter forward?
Write to us with a short summary of the issue and the documents you have. We will tell you candidly whether it is something we can assist with, and what it would involve.
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