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Four advocates enrolled in India and AIBE qualified, working on US matters as paralegals for US-licensed attorneys and businesses. You will know who is drafting your file, and they will still be here next quarter.

4Partners, no subcontractors
100+Petitions written between us
3Cities: Pune, Mumbai, Noida

Utkarsha Kupte

Advocate (India) · US paralegal · EB-1A and NIW lead

Runs the immigration desk. Has independently handled 20+ EB-1A and EB-2 NIW petitions and 50+ legal matters overall, drafts US formation and corporate documents for a startup law practice in Pennsylvania, and practises as an Associate at the Bombay High Court.

Advocate, India (AIBE)6+ yrs paralegal20+ petitionsUS corporateWIPO IP
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Yash Pratap Singh

Advocate (India) · US paralegal · Contracts, privacy and AI

Has written 65+ EB-1 and EB-2 petitions with 30+ approvals reported, across two California immigration practices. Also leads contracts, GDPR, CCPA and DPDP compliance, and builds the AI and automation workflows the team runs on.

Advocate, India (AIBE)65+ petitions30+ approvals reportedTop Rated PlusCIPP/E
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Vibhanshu Srivastava

Founding Partner · Advocate (India) · US immigration and litigation support

Drafts EB-2 NIW and EB-1A petitions and RFE responses inside two California immigration practices. 20+ petitions and 50+ recommendation letters written, plus US criminal litigation research and commercial contracts.

Advocate, India (AIBE)20+ petitionsRFE responsesDocketwise
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Shikhar Rusia

Advocate (India) · Indian litigation

The courtroom end of the practice. Appears and assists before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court and tribunals across Delhi NCR, in labour, service, criminal, family and commercial matters.

Advocate, India (AIBE)LL.M.Supreme Court of IndiaDelhi High Court
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None of the team is licensed to practise law in the United States. On US matters we work as paralegals under the supervision of the instructing US attorney. Employers and clients are described by type and location, not by name, unless they have agreed otherwise.

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