Adv. Swati Suman is an Advocate practising before the courts of Delhi, and a member of the Delhi Bar Association at Tis Hazari Courts and of the Supreme Court Bar. Her practice focuses on criminal defence, civil litigation and corporate advisory work.
She believes every client deserves a lawyer who listens carefully, explains the law in simple language and fights sincerely for their rights — whether it is a bail matter, a property dispute or the legal needs of a growing business.
You can call or WhatsApp on 8789818007, email adv.swatisuman@gmail.com, or fill the contact form on this website. Meetings can be held at the Shakarpur office or at court premises by appointment.
Adv. Swati Suman practises before the district courts of Delhi, including Tis Hazari Courts, and is a member of the Supreme Court Bar. Matters in other forums are taken up depending on the case.
The practice covers criminal law (bail, FIR matters, trials, cheque bounce, appeals), civil law (property, recovery, injunctions, tenancy, consumer cases) and corporate law (contracts, business advisory and commercial disputes).
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