An arbitration notice. A dispute between lender and borrower. A summons on a criminal complaint. A high-value matrimonial dispute. Each arrives with a limitation clock already running. Midas Legal acts from the first application — before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, and the tribunals and district courts of Delhi and the National Capital Region.
Practising before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court and the courts and tribunals of Delhi NCR.
Representing the Union of India before the Delhi High Court in civil, constitutional and service matters, since September 2025.
Appearing before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court and district courts on the University's behalf, since November 2024.
Eight practices, six very different situations — personal and commercial alike. Pick the one that fits and skip the rest.
An agency or a complainant has written to you, summoned you for questioning, or attached an asset — whether the matter is personal or arises from a business. What you say at the first interview will be read back to you for years.
Investigation response, court appearances and defence strategy for criminal complaints.
View practice →Defence and quashing petitions where a criminal complaint arises from a matrimonial dispute.
View practice →Challenging attachment, summons and orders issued without due process before the High Court.
View practice →Handled at a different pace, with the first consultation at a fixed fee.
Contested and mutual consent matters, maintenance and transfer petitions.
View practice →Custody, visitation and guardianship before the Family Courts of Delhi NCR.
View practice →Protection and residence orders and defence proceedings for survivors and accused persons.
View practice →Someone owes you money — or says you owe them. Whether the debt is a trade payable, a loan, or the proceeds of a transaction, the question is which route gets you to a binding outcome fastest.
Sections 7, 9 and 10, personal guarantors and recovery through courts and settlement.
View practice →Where a contract requires arbitration rather than a civil suit.
View practice →The point at which a default or disputed transaction becomes a criminal complaint.
View practice →A commercial relationship has broken down: a contract disputed, a shareholder at war with a board, a supplier refusing to perform. The choice of forum — court, arbitration, or mediation — shapes the outcome.
Interim relief, reference conduct, challenge and enforcement of awards and commercial suits.
View practice →Contracts, shareholder agreements and transaction documentation.
View practice →Disputes involving public bodies, ministries, statutory authorities and institutions.
View practice →A real estate transaction, an undelivered flat, a construction dispute, or a RERA complaint. We appear before UP-RERA, the appellate tribunal and the civil courts.
Allottee and promoter representation before UP-RERA and the appellate tribunal.
View practice →Title due diligence, development agreements and sale deed review.
View practice →Delay, termination and payment claims between contractors and developers.
View practice →A regulator has issued a notice, a government contract has been cancelled, or a statutory authority has made an adverse decision. We challenge executive and regulatory action before the High Courts.
Challenges to executive and regulatory action, service matters and public law remedies.
View practice →CCI proceedings, DG investigations and NCLAT appeals.
View practice →NGT, MMDR Act and consumer forum disputes.
View practice →Every matter at Midas Legal is led personally by K.K. Mishra, supported by a team of experienced lawyers working under his direct supervision.
Leads every matter personally, with a team of experienced lawyers supporting the firm's work across insolvency and recovery, criminal and white-collar defence, commercial advisory, and family and matrimonial law — and personally holds two current government appointments: Senior Panel Counsel to the Union of India before the Delhi High Court, and Additional Standing Counsel to Jamia Millia Islamia University. He also takes on pro bono matters for domestic violence survivors in Delhi. Chambers at Patiala House Courts, New Delhi.
Read the full profile →Every one of these is checkable. That is the point of stating them.
You will know who is responsible for your file and you will be able to reach them. Work is delegated; ownership is not.
Including when it is not the one you want. A realistic assessment at the outset is worth more than an optimistic one walked back at the second hearing.
Some matters should be mediated and some petitions should not be filed. We will tell you, even where the litigation would be profitable for us.
Scope, basis and likely disbursements, set out before the engagement begins and revisited if the matter changes shape.
Every matter is led personally by K.K. Mishra, with a team of experienced lawyers working under his direct supervision, from the first call to the final order.
Individual matter summaries are being prepared for publication and will appear here once cleared. In the meantime, these are the verifiable facts the firm can stand behind today.
Recovered for clients from defaulting parties, through courts and out-of-court settlements, over the course of the practice.
K.K. Mishra is empanelled as Senior Panel Counsel, representing the Union of India before the Delhi High Court since September 2025.
Appointed Additional Standing Counsel to the University before the Supreme Court, the Delhi High Court and district courts since November 2024.
Regularly represents survivors of domestic violence in Delhi without fee, alongside the firm's paid practice.
Short notes on developments our clients have to act on — a judgment that changes an argument, a circular that changes a compliance deadline.
The first written contact from an investigating agency often matters more than what follows. A practical note on preservation, interviews, and when to instruct counsel in Delhi NCR.
21 Sept 2026
If an agency has already contacted you, call rather than write. At that stage timing matters more than detail.