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Amit Pratap Singh,"+91‑9311625076","Delhi NCR (Supreme Court & High Courts)","http://www.advoknit.com/","Co‑founder & Partner at Advoknit Law Firm. Practices in Supreme Court of India, multiple High Courts and tribunals, specializing in divorce & family law, criminal, civil, corporate, property, succession, employment, IP & competition law. Member of the Supreme Court Bar Association, registered as a pro‑bono lawyer. Known for a practical, solution‑focused approach and extensive cross‑forum litigation experience :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}"
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