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Advocate Santhosh Kumar

Advocate, enrolled with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry. Practising at Coimbatore since 2019.

Practice

Advocate Santhosh Kumar handles civil, criminal, property, family and business cases in the district courts and tribunals at Coimbatore, and in the Madras High Court. The practice started in 2019 with civil and criminal work. It now also covers motor accident claims, cheque bounce and money recovery, employment and PoSH matters, consumer complaints and advice for businesses.

There are offices at Rathinapuri, Vadavalli, Sulur, Pollachi. Every case is handled personally — the advocate you meet at the first meeting is the one who appears in court. Your case is not handed to a junior once you have paid.

Approach

The first meeting is for getting the facts and the dates straight, not for comfort. You then get a written opinion: what your papers prove, what they do not, how much time the law still gives you, and what is likely to happen. Where the honest answer is that no case should be filed, that is what you will be told.

If a registered document, a well-drafted notice, or mediation will close the matter, that is suggested first. Court cases in India are slow, and avoiding one is often worth more than winning it.

Languages

Meetings, drafting and letters in English and Tamil. In court, whichever language that court works in.

Areas of practice

The kind of cases handled here

  • Civil Litigation
  • Criminal Defence
  • Property & Real Estate
  • Family & Matrimonial
  • Motor Accident Claims
  • Cheque Bounce & Recovery
  • Labour, Employment & PoSH
  • Consumer Protection
  • Corporate & Commercial

Career

Milestones

  1. 2019

    Practice started at Coimbatore

    Own practice opened, taking civil and criminal cases in the district courts.

  2. 2021

    Second office at Sulur

    A second office opened for Sulur and the eastern side of Coimbatore district.

  3. 2022

    Madras High Court

    Regular appearance in the High Court in civil, criminal and writ matters, alongside the district courts.

  4. 2024

    The new criminal laws

    Practice moved over to the BNS, BNSS and BSA, which replaced the old criminal laws from 1 July 2024, and to the rules for cases already pending.

Consult Advocate Santhosh Kumar

The first meeting sorts out the facts and your real options — including when no case needs to be filed at all.