KMNP LAW

KMNP Law is an established and highly recommended multidisciplinary law firm. Starting from New Delhi in a short span of seven years it has made a name for providing tailor made solutions in a highly efficient and affordable manner. It is positioned at the cutting edge of judicial innovation through an uncluttered approach to the practice of law. 'Out of the box' is not a cliche' with us as we apply our collective minds to every challenge that confronts us. Perhaps one of the few firms in the country with a footprint not only in peninsular India but also in the dynamic North East of India - it handles matters across Assam and the seven sisters.

KMNP Law is an established and highly recommended multidisciplinary law firm. Starting from New Delhi in a short span of seven years it has made a name for providing tailor made solutions in a highly efficient and affordable manner. It is positioned at the cutting edge of judicial innovation through an uncluttered approach to the practice of law. 'Out of the box' is not a cliche' with us as we apply our collective minds to every challenge that confronts us. Perhaps one of the few firms in the country with a footprint not only in peninsular India but also in the dynamic North East of India - it handles matters across Assam and the seven sisters. As a testament to our efforts stands a reputed and contented clientele which includes household names, high net worth individuals, corporate houses, high profile institutions, trusts, charitable organizations, Bretton Woods Organizations, non-governmental organizations, non-banking financial corporations, public sector undertakings, trade unions, registered societies, multinationals et al with interests in India and the world at large. Our lawyers have traveled extensively to visit its clients in the mines of Kalimantan and Suriname, factories in Japan, delivered talks in Egypt, visited with Ministers in Malaysia, negotiated with trade unions in Kerala, advised Ambassadors and other plenipotentiaries, conferred with archbishops and cardinals conducted arbitrations in London, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, negotiated agricultural supply contracts in Tunisia, and also handled the more 'mundane' and 'regular' court work across India - with grace and poise.