Questions the chamber is asked most often.

Use the enquiry form on the contact page, or telephone the chamber during working hours. Describe the matter briefly and attach or bring any order, notice or agreement you have received.

Every document you have that relates to the matter — notices, orders, agreements, correspondence and receipts — together with a short written chronology if you can prepare one. An accurate sequence of dates is the single most useful thing a client can supply.

Yes. Information shared for the purpose of obtaining legal advice is confidential, whether or not the chamber is subsequently engaged.

Fees depend on the forum, the complexity of the matter and the anticipated number of appearances. The basis is explained and recorded in writing before any filing is made.

The High Courts of Delhi, Allahabad and Punjab & Haryana at Chandigarh; the National Company Law Tribunal at New Delhi; and district courts across several states.

That depends on the forum and its listing position, and it cannot be promised in advance. An indicative range is given at the outset and revised as the matter progresses.

Matters are conducted personally. Junior counsel from the chamber are engaged where a matter requires simultaneous appearance or specialist support, and you are told when that happens.

Yes. Bring the papers served on you and note any date already fixed — limitation periods for replies and appeals are short, and acting quickly materially affects what remains available.