Meet the NRI Legal Services USA Team: Eight Advocates, One Coordinated Bench
Your India property or family-law matter is handled by a bench of eight professionals spanning the Delhi High Court, the Punjab & Haryana High Court, and the Supreme Court of India — not a single advocate juggling your file between court dates. That bench structure is what lets an NRI in California or Texas get a same-week update even when one specific lawyer is in court or on leave.
Why a Bench of Eight Matters When You're Managing a Case from the USA
A single-lawyer setup is a real risk for NRI clients: if that one advocate is in a different court, traveling, or unavailable when a hearing date moves up in India, your case stalls while you're asleep in a different time zone. NRI Legal Services USA is structured deliberately as a team, not a solo practice, so a Delhi High Court matter, a Punjab & Haryana High Court filing, and a Supreme Court appearance can all move in parallel without waiting on one person's calendar.
Each team member listed below has a defined area — litigation, overseas client coordination, consumer grievance advisory, or firm operations — so when you call or email, you reach someone who already understands your file's specific court and subject matter, rather than starting the explanation over each time. For a US-based professional checking on a family property matter after a long workday, that continuity is often the difference between a case that quietly drifts and one that keeps moving.
The Core Team
Naresh Kalra
FounderNaresh Kalra holds an MCA and an LLB and has practiced for more than 20 years, including as an expert consultant to the Enforcement Directorate on e-filing for IT/PMLA courts and as a consultant to Federal courts in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya. He specializes in blockchain and cyber law, IPO matters, and cross-border legal issues, and set the firm's focus on serving NRI clients from the USA.
Amandeep Singh
Lawyer & FounderAmandeep Singh is a founding lawyer of the practice, appearing before the Delhi High Court, Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT), Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT), and Consumer Forums. His forum-spanning practice covers debt recovery, accident-claim, and consumer disputes alongside general litigation for NRI clients.
Anshu Davar
Senior AssociateAnshu Davar is enrolled with the Delhi High Court Bar and handles civil, criminal, matrimonial, and intellectual property (IPR) matters. That range makes her a natural point of contact for NRI clients whose family dispute has both a property angle and a matrimonial or criminal-complaint angle running alongside it.
Jashandeep Singh
Senior AssociateJashandeep Singh practices before the Punjab & Haryana High Court and has served as Assistant Advocate General, Punjab. That combination of high court litigation experience and government-side advisory work is especially relevant for NRI clients whose ancestral property sits in Punjab, Chandigarh, or Haryana.
Snehasish Mukherjee
Advocate-on-Record, Supreme CourtSnehasish Mukherjee has been an Advocate-on-Record before the Supreme Court of India since 2011, the designation required to file and argue matters directly before India's apex court. He steps in when an NRI client's property or succession dispute is escalated beyond the High Court level.
Ranjana Gupta
Senior Associate — OverseasRanjana Gupta, a Delhi University law graduate, focuses on overseas client coordination across India, the UAE, and now the USA. She is typically the first point of contact for NRI clients organizing documents, POA execution, or consulate steps from abroad, translating US-side logistics into what the India litigation team needs.
Harshit Anand
Associate LawyerHarshit Anand works as an associate lawyer supporting the firm's litigation and drafting workload, including pleadings, applications, and case-file preparation for NRI matters moving through Indian courts. His day-to-day involvement helps keep filings and follow-ups on schedule between senior counsel appearances.
Harish Chandra Chawla
AdvisorHarish Chandra Chawla advises the firm as a former Chairman of a Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum, bringing regulatory and consumer-dispute perspective to matters that touch builder complaints, RERA issues, and consumer forum strategy — an area many NRI property clients eventually encounter.
Firm Operations: Keeping US Clients on Schedule
Divya Virk
Senior HR ManagerDivya Virk manages firm HR and internal operations, supporting the staffing and scheduling that keep multiple NRI client matters progressing in parallel across the litigation team's different courts and cities.
Time-Zone-Aware Coordination
Because the team spans Delhi, Chandigarh, and now overseas coordination through Ranjana Gupta, US-based clients get responses scheduled around Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific working hours rather than only India business hours.
Matter Handoffs, Not Cold Starts
When a matter crosses from documentation to litigation to appellate review, it moves between team members who already share the file notes, so you are not re-explaining your case history each time a hearing stage changes.
Beyond India: Our International Associate Network
Alongside the core India-based bench, NRI Legal Services USA maintains associate touchpoints in Dubai (UAE), Ontario (Canada), London (UK), and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) — extending coordination for clients and families whose lives, like many NRI households, span more than one country.
For a US-based client with parents in Dubai, a sibling in Ontario, or documents that need coordination through a UK or Malaysia touchpoint, these associate relationships mean the firm is not limited to a single jurisdiction's working hours or document-handling conventions. They function as extended points of contact rather than as separate law practices, with the core India litigation and advisory work still led by the team above.
How the Team Works With NRI Clients in the USA
Most US-based clients start with a consultation covering their property, succession, or family-law issue, after which the matter is routed to the team member or combination of team members whose court and subject-matter experience fits it best.
A property partition matter in Punjab, for example, is likely to involve Jashandeep Singh's Punjab & Haryana High Court experience, while a Delhi-based inheritance dispute may sit with Anshu Davar or escalate to Snehasish Mukherjee if it reaches the Supreme Court. Ranjana Gupta typically stays involved throughout as the overseas coordination point, so you are not left tracking which advocate is handling which stage of your own case. Learn more about the firm's history and approach on our About Us page, or see the full range of matters the team handles on our NRI property dispute resolution and Power of Attorney service pages.