Mohit Chaudhary
Founding and Managing Partner
Domestic & International Arbitration | Commercial Law | General Corporate | Insolvency and Bankruptcy | Banking Law
Domestic & International Arbitration | Commercial Law | General Corporate | Insolvency and Bankruptcy | Banking Law
Mohit Chaudhary is an Advocate-on-Record with the Supreme Court of India and the Founding and Managing Partner of Kings & Alliance LLP.
With over twenty years of experience he is recognized for his expertise in domestic and international arbitration, corporate law, insolvency, and banking matters and many more. He plays a pivotal role in advising and representing clients across various sectors in India and internationally.
In addition to his leadership at Kings & Alliance, Advocate Chaudhary serves as the Additional Advocate General for the State of Jammu & Kashmir at the Supreme Court of India. In this capacity, he addresses significant constitutional and corporate legal matters, contributing to the state’s representation at the highest levels of the judiciary.
His experience as Panel Counsel for the Union of India provided him with a strong foundation in regulatory and constitutional law. Throughout his career, Advocate Chaudhary has been involved in several landmark cases, including T.N. Godavarman (Forest Preservation), M.C. Mehta (Illegal Mining), Mardia Chemicals (Securitisation Act challenge), and Brij Lal vs. CIT, as well as corporate governance issues exemplified by the Hillcrest Case.
Advocate Chaudhary’s leadership continues to drive the success and growth of Kings & Alliance LLP, reinforcing its standing in the legal fraternity.
Managing Partner, Kings & Alliance Law Firm (2006–Present)
Additional Advocate General for the State of Jammu & Kashmir at the Supreme Court of India (2015–Present)
Advocated in this landmark case on environmental protection and forest conservation.
Represented in key litigation addressing illegal mining operations.
Played a significant role in the challenge to the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest (SARFAESI) Act.
