Litigation and disputes

Cyber Crime

For victims of cyber-crime and for persons facing allegations.

Who this is for

Individuals and businesses affected by online fraud, impersonation or misuse of data, and persons facing allegations.

What we handle

  • Online fraud and financial cyber-crime complaints
  • Impersonation and misuse of accounts or identity
  • Online harassment and defamation
  • Defense of persons accused under the Information Technology Act
  • Preservation and presentation of digital evidence

How the work runs

  1. Understand the matterWe review your documents and the facts, and ask what outcome you need.
  2. Advise on optionsWe explain the remedies available, the forum that hears the matter, and the likely steps.
  3. Prepare and fileWe draft the notice, complaint, petition or reply and file it before the right forum.
  4. Appear and follow throughWe appear at hearings and, once an order is made, advise on the next step.

Questions

What should a victim of online fraud do first?

Report the incident promptly, keep screenshots, transaction records and messages, and contact your bank without delay. An advocate can help with the complaint and with follow-up.

Forums

  • Cyber-crime police stations and cells
  • District Courts
  • High Courts

Governing laws

  • Information Technology Act, 2000
  • Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023

Law stated as at 20 September 2026

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