Cyber law

Online dispute fact patterns under the IT Act and related procedure: platforms and intermediaries, publication and forwarding, online fraud pipelines, scraping and access disputes, and the gap between public slogans and what a court file actually asks.

Typical themes in Insights: group admin vs authorship, forwarding as publication, payment-rail vs criminal finish lines, blocking orders vs constitutional challenge.

Digital evidence

Electronic records when the other side denies them — chats, emails, headers, ISP or subscriber trails, device images, bank freezes, and workplace monitoring logs. The focus is custody, authenticity, and production — not a cropped screenshot as a shortcut.

Typical themes: screenshot ≠ evidence, IP as a lead not a name, VPN complicating proof, company phone vs personal custody stories.

Data protection

DPDP and related digital compliance questions that surface inside disputes: purpose limitation, consent on paper, erasure and grievance timelines, and the difference between a European slogan and an Indian statutory file.

Typical themes: erasure vs “right to be forgotten” talk, old KYC stores, what “delete” means when backups and lawful exceptions still exist.

Civil & criminal counsel (where digital facts matter)

Matters before Delhi courts in which devices, platforms, payments, or logs decide the shape of the case — employment data leaks, consumer vs police desks for app billing, interim relief against app updates, domain and brand fights that look like “theft” online but need the right forum.