Dispute Resolution - Kaden Boriss

Dispute Resolution

At Kaden Boriss Advocates and Legal Consultants, we provide comprehensive legal support to clients involved in civil, criminal, commercial, and constitutional law disputes.

Our litigation practice extends to the Supreme Court, High Courts, and various other judicial and quasi-judicial forums. We handle every stage of the process, including the drafting of pleadings and statements, liaising with specialist counsel, and appearing at hearings in collaboration with them.

Our firm represents a diverse clientele, including prominent corporate houses and businesses, before specialised tribunals such as:

National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT)
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT)
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT)
Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL).

Our services include:

1. Alternative Dispute Resolution

Mediation – Facilitating the amicable settlement of disputes through mediation—a voluntary, confidential process in which a neutral third party assists the disputing parties in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution.

Arbitration – Representing clients in arbitration proceedings—a binding dispute resolution mechanism where a sole arbitrator or panel delivers a decision after evaluating the evidence and arguments presented.

2. Strategic Dispute Resolution Planning

Formulating tailored strategies to determine the most effective dispute resolution approach, aligned with the client’s legal and commercial interests.

3. Drafting of Pleadings and Statements

Preparing precise and persuasive pleadings, written submissions, and statements for effective presentation before the relevant forums.

01. What is the difference between energy and utilities?

While utility companies deliver you gas and electricity, energy suppliers provide the energy that utility companies and you rely on.

02. Are utilities a right?

State laws, enforced by state regulatory commissions, offer some protections for consumers against unreasonable rates and abrupt termination of services, but consumers do not have a legal right to utility services except in narrowly defined circumstances.

03. What is Public Utility Law?

A public utility is a business or service, which may be publicly or privately owned, engaged in supplying the public generally with some commodity or service, such as electricity, gas, water, transportation, or telephone or telegraph service.

We use our knowledge and experience to provide a complete legal service to clients in our core sectors.

Our offices around the globe are always open for you. Our legal professionals work hand to hand to ensure we efficiently cover legal inquiries across our practice zones. Thank you for your interest in Kaden Boriss.

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