Online fraud, harassment and misuse of personal information can cause serious financial and personal harm, and they often need fast action. We assist victims of cybercrime with complaints, follow-up with the investigating agencies, and legal proceedings, and we represent people accused of offences involving digital communications.
We work with the Information Technology Act, 2000, the relevant provisions of the BNS, and the rules on electronic evidence.
Matters we handle
- Online financial fraud and digital payment fraud
- UPI fraud, banking fraud and unauthorised transactions
- Social media harassment, impersonation and fake profiles
- Cyberstalking, online threats and digital harassment
- Identity theft and misuse of personal information
- Online blackmail and image-based abuse
- Hacking, unauthorised access and data offences
- Cybercrime complaints and reporting assistance
- Representation in cybercrime investigations and court proceedings
- Electronic evidence assistance
- IT Act matters and offences involving digital communications
- Legal notices and remedies for online disputes
How we can help
In fraud cases, time matters most. We help you report the incident through the right channels immediately, preserve evidence such as screenshots, transaction IDs, messages and URLs, and follow up with the bank and the cyber crime police.
Where needed, we draft complaints and legal notices, seek orders to take down content or block accounts, and represent you in court proceedings.
Frequently asked questions
This page provides general information and is not legal advice. Every matter depends on its facts.
