Our Team
CS Mritunjay Chandra Shekhar
FCS, LLB, B.COM(H)
A result oriented professional with 21 yrs. of experience, He has worked in different industries (manufacturing, capital market, service)
Have good exposure and experience in compliance viz. includes Company Law, FEMA, Labour Laws, Factories Act, EHS (Environment, Health and Safety), SEBI, Stock Exchange, Depository, and Legal (All kind of Agreements including Domestic and Cross Boarder Agreements, Contract Management, Legal Cases, IPR (Patent, Design, Trade Marks) and Taxation planning (Direct tax and Indirect tax).”
Contributed and came out with an opinion and outlook on a lot of progressive changes, which Indian Corporate world has noticed in the year 2014-2023 i.e. ICDR Amendment based on Uday Kotak Committee Report, IBC, RERA, Trade Mark Rules 2017, Social Security Code, The Companies Amendment Act, 2018 etc. More than 20 Articles on different new changes got published on Tax Guru.
Presently having a Certificate of Practice as CS & POSH Trainer
CS AJAY KUMAR
CS, MFC, B. Com (H)
Company Secretary having experience of 5 yrs. as qualified company secretary. He is expert in core company law and working as Partner with the Firm.
CS Deeksha Thakral
CS, B. Com (H)
Company Secretary having experience of 4 yrs. as qualified company secretary. She is expert in core company law and working as Partner
Deeksha Thakral
Associate
Company Secretary with 5Yrs Work Exp. Expert in Secretarial And FEMA.
Abhinav Dora
Associate – Dehradun UK
Company Secretary having 7 Yrs. Experience. Expert in Corporate Laws and Industrial Laws
Sanjeev Dixit
Associate Partner- Ranchi
Company Secretary Having more than 15yrs. of experience. Expert in Taxation and Corporate Laws.
CS Avinash Kumar
Legal Secretarial Finance and Taxation
CS, MBA Finance and LLB with 10 Yrs. experience in Legal and Secretarial functions along with Taxation Finance and administration
Sanjeev Dixit
Associate Partner- Ranchi
Company Secretary Having more than 15yrs. of experience. Expert in Taxation and Corporate Laws.
Sadan Kumar
Associate Partner- Patna
Company Secretary with more than 15yrs experience having expertise in Finance and Accounts with Corporate Laws.
Basant Kumar
Associate Partner
Law Graduate having more than 20 yrs. experience. Expert in Direct Taxation- Income Tax.
Mritunjay Shekhar
Proprietor
B Com (H), ACS, LLB A result oriented professional believe on innovative approach and on continuous learning with 17 yrs. of experience, have worked in different industries (manufacturing, capital market, service) and in different set up.
CS AJAY KUMAR CHAUDHARY
PARTNER
CS – Qualified Company Secretary with Certificate of Practice having experience in Corporate & Secretarial Compliances, Stock Exchange & RBI Related Compliances, Legal & Drafting. He has experience of almost 5 years.
FAQ’s
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If you need legal aid, here are some steps you can take to find the help you need:
Determine the type of legal issue: The first step is to determine the type of legal issue you are facing, such as family law, housing, employment, or criminal law.
Research legal aid organizations: Once you have determined the type of legal issue, research legal aid organizations that provide services in your area. You can start by searching online or contacting your local bar association for a referral.
Legal services refer to the professional services provided by licensed attorneys, law firms, and legal professionals to individuals, businesses, and organizations. Legal services encompass a broad range of legal matters
Free legal aid refers to the provision of legal services, advice, and representation to individuals and groups who are unable to afford the services of a lawyer or legal professional. Free legal aid is provided to ensure that everyone has access to legal representation and the justice system, regardless of their financial status or ability to pay.
The entitlement to free legal services depends on various factors, including the country, state, or region in which an individual resides, the type of legal matter, and the individual’s financial situation.
In many countries, free legal services are provided to individuals who cannot afford the services of a lawyer or legal professional. This may include low-income individuals, victims of domestic violence, immigrants, and other vulnerable or marginalized populations. In some cases, free legal services may also be provided to individuals who are facing criminal charges and cannot afford to hire a lawyer.
If a person needs legal services, there are several options available depending on the type of legal issue they are facing, their financial situation, and their location. Here are some options a person can consider:
Private law firms: Individuals can approach private law firms if they can afford to pay for legal services. Private law firms offer a range of legal services, including but not limited to corporate law, intellectual property, litigation, real estate, and family law.
If you need legal aid, here are some steps you can take to find the help you need:
Determine the type of legal issue: The first step is to determine the type of legal issue you are facing, such as family law, housing, employment, or criminal law.
Research legal aid organizations: Once you have determined the type of legal issue, research legal aid organizations that provide services in your area. You can start by searching online or contacting your local bar association for a referral.