Litigation
Civil, criminal, property, family and related procedural matters, with emphasis on forum, limitation, evidence and available relief.
Professional profile
About Adv. Sahil Shekhar Kothari
Adv. Sahil Shekhar Kothari is enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa under enrolment number MAH/3210/2024. He is based in Baramati and undertakes accepted matters before District Courts, tribunals across Maharashtra and the Bombay High Court, subject to forum, scope and engagement requirements.
The practice combines litigation strategy, legal drafting, document-led advisory work and neutral mediation process design. The information-technology background also supports a structured approach to electronic records, digital workflows and technology-assisted legal work without replacing matter-specific legal or technical verification.
Education
- LL.M. (Business Law)Savitribai Phule Pune University
- LL.B.Vidya Pratishthan's Vasantrao Pawar Law College
- B.E. (Information Technology)Engineering qualification in Information Technology
Professional identity
- Name
- Adv. Sahil S. Kothari
- Enrolment
- MAH/3210/2024
- Office
- Shop No. 14, Vardhaman Capital, Suryanagari, Baramati - 413133, Dist- Pune
- Languages
- English, Marathi and Hindi
Mediation credential
Certificate of Training as an Accredited Mediator
60-Hour Accredited Foundation Learning Program in Mediation by Accords International, audited and certified by adr register, global network group, amsterdam, conducted in January–February 2023.
Practice information
Drafting and advisory
Pleadings, notices, agreements, due diligence and written advisory work based on a defined fact and document set.
Property and institutions
Real estate, MAHARERA, development documentation, Maharashtra public trusts and society-governance matters.
Mediation
Neutral process design for suitable commercial, property, family, online and cross-border disputes, separate from representation of either side.
Verification and scope note
Education, enrolment and professional links are provided for identification and transparency. They do not imply specialisation, guarantee an outcome or create a professional relationship. Acceptance of any matter or neutral appointment follows the required identity, conflict, scope and independence checks.