Chambers of Shivam Shukla.
An independent set of chambers at the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, led by Shivam Shukla, Advocate. The Chambers appears before the High Court at Prayagraj, the National Company Law Tribunal, Allahabad Bench, and the Debts Recovery Tribunal at Allahabad, across constitutional and administrative law, service matters, revenue and property law, criminal law including quashing and bail, and civil and commercial writ jurisdiction.
Lead counsel has practised at the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad since 2019 and in independent practice since 2022, and also appears before the Supreme Court of India. He is the author of AI for Indian Advocates: The Practitioner's Standard for Supervised Intelligence (2026).
The practice at Allahabad is set out on the Practice page; the research and writing programme on Research, Writing, the Standard page and the Library.
Briefed matters from firms and counsel outside Uttar Pradesh
The Chambers conducts the matter end-to-end at Allahabad — research grounded in Supreme Court and High Court authority, drafting, filing, mentioning, appearance and argument — or appears on instructions, as the instructing firm prefers. The client relationship remains entirely with the instructing firm.
Connected proceedings for Supreme Court chambers
Fresh writs, remanded matters, restorations and reviews arising from or feeding into proceedings before the Supreme Court, with Supreme Court-ready drafts and records.
Institutional panel work
Matters for banks, insurers, public sector undertakings and government departments before the High Court, NCLT Allahabad and DRT Allahabad.
Insolvency-connected litigation
Appearances and interlocutory coverage before the NCLT, Allahabad Bench, and writ proceedings connected to insolvency matters.
How the Chambers works.
- Single-counsel responsibility. One named counsel is responsible for each matter, with the team behind him for coverage.
- Same-day hearing report. A written hearing report goes to the instructing firm or client the same day the matter is taken up, including the order passed and the next date.
- Drafts reviewed before filing. Drafts go to the instructing counsel for review before filing.
- Itemised invoicing. Invoicing is per effective hearing and per drafted pleading, itemised.
- Email of record. Instructions, documents and reporting run over email, with counsel reachable by phone on hearing days.
The client relationship remains with the instructing firm.
Instructions & enquiries.
- Chamber. No. 40, High Court of Judicature at Allahabad, Prayagraj 211017
- Email. shivam@advshivamshukla.in
This page provides information about the Chambers' practice and does not constitute advertising or solicitation.