PWR Juris · Vijayanagar, Bengaluru

Law Firm in Bengaluru

For matters before the Karnataka High Court, the criminal courts and the city’s tribunals.

PWR Juris is a Bengaluru law firm whose advocates practise before the High Court of Karnataka, the criminal and civil courts, the Debt Recovery Tribunal and the Central Administrative Tribunal. The firm handles litigation and advisory work for individuals, families and businesses across Bengaluru and Karnataka.

10+ yrsIn practice
2 benchesBengaluru & Dharwad
Litigation& advisory
Appearing before
  • High Court of Karnataka
  • City Civil & Sessions Court
  • Magistrate Courts, Bengaluru
  • Debt Recovery Tribunal
  • Central Administrative Tribunal
  • Labour & Industrial Tribunals
  • Arbitral Tribunals
Practice areas

What our law firm in Bengaluru handles

Each practice area has its own page setting out the forum, the procedure and the time limits that apply. The summaries below indicate which page covers which kind of matter.

Karnataka High Court · Bengaluru & Dharwad

High Court Advocate in Bangalore

Writ petitions against government action, civil and criminal appeals, revisions, and urgent applications for stay or interim relief before the Principal Bench, with representation at the Dharwad bench.

  • Writ petitions · Art. 226 & 227
  • Civil appeals
  • Criminal appeals
  • Stay & interim relief
  • Service matters

90 days is the general limit for a civil appeal to the High Court.

DRT Bengaluru · DRAT Chennai

DRT Lawyer in Bengaluru

SARFAESI Section 17 applications, auction challenges, guarantor defence, one-time settlements and DRAT appeals — for borrowers, MSMEs and lenders.

45 days to challenge a Section 13(4) possession notice.

CAT · Bengaluru Bench

CAT Lawyer in Bengaluru

Service matters for Central Government employees and pensioners — transfers, charge-sheets, suspension, promotion, seniority and pension.

An Original Application is generally due within 1 year of the final departmental order.

Civil courts · Registration · Revenue

Property Lawyer in Bengaluru

Title verification before purchase, sale deeds and registration, khata and revenue records, partition and land disputes.

  • Title search
  • Khata transfer
  • Partition
  • Land conversion
Labour Courts · Industrial Tribunals · Departmental enquiries

Labour Lawyer in Bengaluru

Wrongful termination, unpaid wages and dues, departmental enquiries, and service disputes for employees and employers across Karnataka.

  • Termination disputes
  • Salary & dues
  • Departmental enquiries
  • Pension
The firm

Advocates and lawyers in Bangalore, practising as one firm

PWR Juris is a law firm. Matters are handled by the firm, with the partners leading the practice areas set out below and associates supporting the work.

The firm’s principal office is in Vijayanagar, western Bengaluru, with an established presence in Dharwad for matters before the northern bench of the High Court. The same team handles litigation and non-litigation advisory work.

  • Place of practice. Courts and tribunals in Bengaluru, and the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru and Dharwad.
  • Fields of practice. Constitutional and High Court work, criminal, banking recovery, service, labour, property, family, corporate, arbitration and intellectual property.
  • Clients. Individuals, families, businesses and organisations.
  • Fees. The fee basis is discussed and agreed with the client before work on a matter begins.

About PWR Juris

Prakash G Pawar, Founder and Managing Partner, PWR Juris
Founder & Managing Partner

Prakash G Pawar

Leads the firm’s legal operations and case strategy. Master of Business Laws, National Law School of India University, Bengaluru.

Service law · Arbitration · Civil litigation · Contracts · Corporate disputes

Ravikiran P Pawar, Co-Founder and Partner, PWR Juris
Co-Founder & Partner

Ravikiran P Pawar

Appears before the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru and Dharwad and the trial courts in Bengaluru. Holds an engineering background alongside his law degree.

Criminal law · Corporate & commercial · Arbitration · Cyber law · Family & property

How a matter is handled

From your first call to the next hearing date

Outcomes depend on facts, evidence and the forum. The stages below describe how the firm generally conducts a matter.

  1. Understand

    The facts, the documents, what has been filed and which timelines are running.

  2. Advise

    The applicable law, the options available and what each involves — including not litigating.

  3. Prepare

    Pleadings, documents and evidence drafted to the requirements of the specific forum.

  4. Appear

    Hearings attended with the file prepared and the record in order.

  5. Report

    Where the matter stands, what the next date is for, and what is needed from you.

Across Bengaluru

One office in Vijayanagar. The same courts for all of Bengaluru.

Wherever you live in the city, most matters are heard in the same central forums. These are the forums where the firm’s Bengaluru work is concentrated.

  • High Court of Karnataka, Principal BenchAmbedkar Veedhi
  • City Civil & Sessions CourtK.G. Road
  • Debt Recovery Tribunal, BengaluruRace Course Road
  • Central Administrative TribunalBengaluru Bench
  • High Court of Karnataka, Dharwad BenchNorthern districts

The firm takes up matters arising across Bengaluru, including

  • Vijayanagar
  • Rajajinagar
  • Basaveshwaranagar
  • Malleshwaram
  • Jayanagar
  • JP Nagar
  • Koramangala
  • Indiranagar
  • Whitefield
  • Hebbal
  • Yelahanka
  • Peenya
  • Electronic City
  • Kengeri
Questions

Before you reach out

General information about the firm and some common legal questions.

Contact the firm
What kind of law firm is PWR Juris?
PWR Juris is a law firm in Bengaluru, with its principal office in Vijayanagar and an established presence in Dharwad. Its advocates handle litigation and advisory work before the High Court of Karnataka, the criminal and civil courts in Bengaluru, the Debt Recovery Tribunal, the Central Administrative Tribunal and labour forums.
How does the firm handle a matter?
Matters are handled by the firm. The partners lead the practice areas, files are prepared and reviewed across the team, and the client is told which advocate will appear in the matter.
Which courts and tribunals does PWR Juris appear before?
The High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru and Dharwad, the City Civil and Sessions Court, Magistrate courts in Bengaluru, the Debt Recovery Tribunal Bengaluru, the Central Administrative Tribunal Bengaluru Bench, labour and industrial tribunals, and arbitral tribunals.
Does the firm take up matters from all parts of Bengaluru?
Yes. The office is in Vijayanagar. Most Bengaluru matters are heard in forums in central Bengaluru, so the forum is generally the same wherever in the city a matter arises. Meetings can be held at the office or by phone and video.
What generally happens after an FIR is registered?
The police investigate the allegations. A person who is arrested must be produced before a Magistrate within 24 hours, and questions of bail or anticipatory bail may arise depending on the offence and the stage. More information is on the criminal law page.
What is a SARFAESI notice?
It is a notice issued by a secured lender under the SARFAESI Act, 2002. A Section 13(2) notice demands repayment within 60 days; a Section 13(4) notice concerns possession of the secured asset, and a challenge to it is generally filed before the Debt Recovery Tribunal under Section 17 within 45 days. See the DRT page.
Does PWR Juris handle Central Government service matters before CAT?
Yes. The firm handles matters of Central Government employees and pensioners concerning transfers, charge-sheets, suspension, promotion, seniority and pension before the Central Administrative Tribunal, Bengaluru Bench, and connected writ petitions before the Karnataka High Court.
What documents are useful at a first meeting?
The FIR, notice, order or judgment concerned, any agreement or title documents, and correspondence with the other party or authority. An incomplete set is not a problem; the firm will indicate what else may be needed.
How are fees discussed?
The fee basis is explained and agreed with the client before work on the matter begins.

Contact PWR Juris

The information on this website is general. For a view on a specific matter, the firm can be reached at its Vijayanagar office, by phone, WhatsApp or email, or through the contact page.

Disclaimer: As per the rules of the Bar Council of India, advocates are not permitted to solicit work or advertise. This website provides basic information about PWR Juris, its advocates and its areas of practice, and is accessed by the user of their own accord. It is not an advertisement, a solicitation, or legal advice, and visiting it or contacting the firm through it does not create an advocate–client relationship. Time limits and legal positions stated are general and depend on the facts of each matter. No assurance is given about the outcome of any proceeding.