Lakshmi Sreedhar
Advocate · High Court of Kerala
Justice works best when it’s understood.
Have a question? Ask away.
01 Ask
It starts with
one message.
Write it in your own words. There is no need to know the legal language. If it is a legal matter, you will be told what the next step is. If it is not, you will be told that too, at no cost.
Or call +91 81299 48577 · Mon–Sat
02 Who you’re speaking to
You will always be
talking to Lakshmi.
An advocate based in Kochi, she has been practising since 2016 before the High Court of Kerala, the Supreme Court of India, and courts and forums across the country. Every matter is handled personally, from the first message to the proceedings.
- Practising since
- 10 yrs — 2016
- Education
- NUALS, Kochi — 2016
Appears before
- Supreme Court of India New Delhi
- High Court of Kerala Ernakulam — principal forum
- District Courts, Tribunals & Forums Across India
Beyond the brief
- Women’s RightsLegal Awareness and Guidance
- Survivor SupportConfidential, at No Cost
- POSH AdvisoryWorkplace Committees & Policy
03 Practice
Expertise
The practice covers a range of legal work. Each matter is different, and the work depends on what the matter calls for — whether that is advice, drafting, research, due diligence or appearing in court.
Practice areas 16
- Constitutional & Administrative Law
- Service Law
- Civil Litigation
- Criminal Litigation
- Matrimonial & Family Law
- Consumer Law
- Corporate & Commercial Law
- Banking & Financial Law
- Property & Real Estate Law
- Land & Land Reforms
- Intellectual Property Law
- Privacy & Data Protection Law
- Media & Entertainment Law
- Local Governance & Panchayat Law
- Electricity & Energy Law
- Taxation & Insurance Law
Legal services 09
- Agreement Drafting & Vetting
- Contract Drafting & Review
- Legal Notices
- Legal Opinions & Advisory
- Property Due Diligence
- Regulatory Compliance
- Legal Due Diligence
- Dispute Resolution & Negotiation
- Arbitration & Mediation
Pro bono matters are taken up throughout the year.
04 What happens next
Three steps. Two of them have a date on them.
Most legal websites promise speed. Only part of this is inside anyone’s control, so here is exactly which part.
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01Same day
Contact, and understanding the issue
You send a message describing what happened. The next step is to understand the matter, the circumstances and the questions involved. Any relevant documents can then be shared as required.
You get: a straight answer on whether there is a legal question at all.
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02Within three days
A 1:1 meeting, and an action plan
Meet in person, by phone or on video — whichever works. We’ll talk through what comes next and what it will cost.
You get: a plan on paper, and a fixed point of contact.
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03Cannot be dated
What happens next
We look at the options and decide how to proceed. That may mean reaching an agreement, going to mediation or taking the matter to court.
You get: honest reporting at every stage.
No advocate can honestly put a date on the third step. Anyone who does is guessing.