Andhra Pradesh · Telangana
India Law
Chambers
Advocates & Legal Counsel
A legal practice covering civil, criminal, family, property, constitutional and commercial matters, before the courts and tribunals of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Matters involve
- Individuals & families
- Homebuyers & landowners
- Employers & employees
- Businesses & founders
- Lenders & borrowers
Our Practice — Courts & Disputes
Representation before courts across the two States
From a first notice to trial and appeal, these areas cover the disputes that most often reach the district courts and High Courts.
Civil Litigation
Suits for money, contracts, possession, injunctions and declarations, from trial through appeal.
Read more02Criminal Law
Bail, FIR-related remedies, quashing petitions, trials and appeals under the BNS and BNSS.
Read more03Family & Matrimonial
Divorce, maintenance, child custody, domestic violence and related proceedings.
Read more04Writs & Service Matters
Article 226 petitions, government action, public employment and RTI-related remedies.
Read more05Property & Real Estate
Title checks, partition, land records, registration and RERA complaints.
Read more06Cheque Dishonour
Section 138 notices, complaints, defence and appeals under the Negotiable Instruments Act.
Read moreOur Practice — Business & Regulatory
Commercial, regulatory and tribunal work
These matters often move through specialised forums, each with its own procedure and short deadlines.
Banking & Debt Recovery
DRT applications, SARFAESI measures and related remedies for lenders and borrowers.
Read more02Corporate & Insolvency
Commercial suits, company disputes and NCLT proceedings at Amaravati and Hyderabad.
Read more03Arbitration & Contracts
Arbitration clauses, proceedings, interim relief, and challenges to awards.
Read more04Consumer Disputes
Complaints about defective goods, deficient services and unfair trade practices.
Read more05Labour & Employment
The four Labour Codes, employment contracts, termination, wages and workplace complaints.
Read more06Cyber & Data Law
Online fraud, hacking, defamation, data protection and electronic evidence.
Read moreDirector / Managing Partner
Adv. Chimmili Kishore
- All India Bar Enrolment Number
- AP/1626/2025
- Bar Council
- Andhra Pradesh
- Qualifications
- M.Tech, L.L.M
The Process
How a matter begins
Your enquiry
You contact us with the subject of the matter and the State it concerns. Details can wait.
Conflict check
We check for any conflict of interest and whether the matter falls within our practice.
Written engagement
If we agree to act, we confirm the scope and terms in writing. The relationship begins here.
Working on the matter
We advise on options and represent you before the court or authority concerned.
Where We Practise
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana only
We presently accept matters only in these two States. The towns below are principal court centres, listed for orientation. They are not branch offices.
Andhra Pradesh
High Court of Andhra Pradesh at Amaravati
- Visakhapatnam
- Vijayawada
- Guntur
- Tirupati
- Nellore
- Kurnool
- Kakinada
- Rajamahendravaram
- Kadapa
- Anantapur
Telangana
High Court for the State of Telangana at Hyderabad
- Hyderabad
- Ranga Reddy
- Medchal-Malkajgiri
- Sangareddy
- Warangal
- Karimnagar
- Nizamabad
- Khammam
- Nalgonda
- Mahabubnagar
Have a question about a matter in Andhra Pradesh or Telangana?
You may call or message the Chambers. Please share only the subject and the State at first.
Access to Justice
Free legal aid is a right
Under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, women, children, persons with disabilities, members of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, persons in custody and others may be entitled to free legal services from the State.
How legal aid worksLegal Guides
Understanding the law
The Section 138 timeline, step by step
Cheque dishonour cases run on short statutory deadlines. Here is the order in which each step falls.
ReadCriminal LawFrom IPC and CrPC to BNS and BNSS: a section finder
A quick table of frequently used provisions under the old and new criminal laws.
ReadPropertyRERA complaints in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
When a homebuyer can approach RERA, what relief is available, and how it fits with other remedies.
ReadCommon Questions
About working with the Chambers
Where does India Law Chambers take up matters?
We presently accept matters only in the States of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. For a matter elsewhere, please consult an advocate in that State.
How does a matter begin?
You contact us, we check for conflicts of interest and whether the matter falls within our practice, and we confirm in writing if we agree to act. Until that confirmation, no advocate-client relationship exists.
Should I send documents in my first message?
Please do not send confidential details or documents until we have agreed to act for you. A brief description of the subject and the State is enough at first.
Does contacting you stop a legal deadline?
No. Time limits continue to run. If you have an urgent deadline, please say so at the start, and consult an advocate promptly.
What if I cannot afford an advocate?
You may be eligible for free legal services under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. Contact your District Legal Services Authority or call 15100.