Abhirup is a partner in the Dispute Resolution and Restructuring & Insolvency practice group of the firm. With over 10 years of experience, he specializes in Insolvency & Bankruptcy laws, banking litigation, securitisation laws, corporate litigation, civil, criminal and company matters, arbitration and land acquisition matters. He is one of the earliest insolvency law practitioners since the promulgation of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code. He is a law graduate from University School of Law & Legal Studies, Delhi

• Dispute Resolution
• Restructuring & Insolvency

• Insolvency & Bankruptcy Litigation
• Banking & Finance Litigation
• Corporate & Commercial Litigation
• Debt Recovery Laws
• Insolvency, Banking and Finance Advisory

• Tata Power and Pramerica Life Insurance Company on representing before the NCLAT in the IL&FS Case
• South East Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation on representing before the Supreme Court in the landmark judgment titled Swiss Ribbons vs. Union of India wherein the constitutional validity of the provisions of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code were challenged and in the landmark judgment titled Dharani Sugar vs. Union of India wherein the constitutional validity of the circular dated Feb 12, 2018 was challenged and successfully quashed for being unconstitutional
• Asset Reconstruction Company (India) on representing before the NCLAT in insolvency proceedings pertaining to Dagcon India and Corporate Power
• ICICI Bank in the insolvency proceedings of Jindal India Thermal Power, Unnati Fortune and Dehradun Highways Project
• RBSA Advisors on representing the client who have been appointed as the Resolution Professional of Lotus Auto Engineering and Fedders Electrical & Engineering before the NCLT in the continuing insolvency proceedings

• Judgment Update | ARCIL v. Bishal Jaiswal & Anr
• Law & Policy Update | The loan moratorium judgment: Key takeaways
• Law & Policy Update | Termination of Power Purchase Agreements under IBC
• Restructuring & Insolvency monthly update – October 2020
• Independence of Resolution Professionals
• Relaxation to NBFCs for taking action under the SARFAESI Act: Bane or Boon?