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Current company Prosoll Law
Legal Services · 9 employees · Founded 1988 · New Delhi, U.T., India
Prosoll Law is a leading law firm established in 1987 by Advocate Harsh K. Sharma as a niche criminal litigation practice. Over a period of three decades of the firm’s growth, the firm has diversified to add specialized areas of practice to its portfolio, including bribery, anti-corruption, economic offenses, white-collar crime, property laws, family laws, succession planning, environmental law, civil and commercial disputes including intellectual property and alternative dispute resolution. The firm has established itself as a team of professionals possessing deep expertise in the areas of its practice and with client servicing and contentment as the focal point of its vision. The firm believes in a three-pronged approach of quality, ethics, and promptness in handling legal disputes to provide effective professional services. Hailed as pioneers in the fields of conventional crime, white-collar crime, economic offenses, dispute resolution, and intellectual property, the firm draws from the beliefs of the Founder, Advocate Harsh K. Sharma, who is known to understand clients’ quandary and develops strategy keeping in mind the understanding and interpretation of legal principles. The firm’s clientele swears by its proficiency to consistently handle complex legal matters with professional excellence. Under the aegis of the Founder, the team is reckoned for its hands-on approach, where they always ensure personal attention to detail, with a sharp focus on the macro direction in which every matter proceeds. The firm has been recognized by leading publications such as Legal 500, AsiaLaw, Benchmark Litigation, Asian Legal Business, India Business Law Journal, and more. The firm services a diverse clientele, including multinational corporations including technology companies, large corporate houses, real estate giants, start-ups, business groups, bureaucrats, government bodies, forums and associations of professionals and private person.