Co-founding Partner
Aviral Kapoor
Co-founding Partner of the Firm. He leads the Firm’s trademark desk and recovery practice, and his practice focuses on insolvency, commercial and real estate disputes, arbitration and white collar matters.
- Leads
- Trademark Desk · Recovery Practice
- Qualifications
- B.A. LL.B., Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi (2016)
- Prior Experience
- Karanjawala & Co · Bobde & Kunwar, Advocates
- Memberships
- Bar Council of India · Delhi High Court Bar Association
Practice Areas
Aviral Kapoor is a Co-founding Partner of Alagh & Kapoor Law Offices, based in New Delhi. His practice focuses on insolvency and bankruptcy, civil and commercial disputes, real estate, arbitration and white collar crime, together with corporate commercial advisory work.
Aviral leads the Firm’s trademark desk, which advises brand owners and intellectual property firms outside India on trademarks in India, and its recovery practice, which handles high-volume recovery matters for lenders and other creditors.
Aviral graduated from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi in 2016 and practised with Karanjawala & Co and Bobde & Kunwar, Advocates, before co-founding the Firm. He appears before the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts and the National Company Law Tribunal.
Aviral also advises companies in the online gaming sector on regulatory compliance and disputes. He is a member of the Delhi High Court Bar Association.
Representative Matters
- Representing an individual before the Supreme Court of India in proceedings challenging charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967.
- Appearing for a public sector undertaking before the Supreme Court of India in a dispute concerning infrastructure works in Mumbai.
- Representing a party before the High Court of Karnataka in a dispute concerning historical land assignments.
- Representing a party before the Calcutta High Court in proceedings for the substitution of an arbitrator.
- Assisting in a matter before a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court of India concerning the doctrine of coverture.
- Advising on the acquisition of a residential real estate project through the corporate insolvency resolution process.