Founder

Ms. Mamta Sharma is the founder of the Case Counsel Law firm and an Advocate-on-Record, Arguing Counsel practising primarily before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, and various High Courts and Tribunals across India. She is the architect of the Chambers’ philosophy — strategic, sensitive, and uncompromising legal representation across a broad spectrum of practice areas.

Her professional standing as an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India places her among a select group of advocates qualified to file and argue matters in the country’s highest court.

This distinction enables The Case Counsel to handle matters of constitutional significance, high-value commercial appeals, and pan-India litigation strategy with end-to-end command of process and procedure. Ms. Mamta Sharma’s practice is characterised by intellectual rigour, courtroom precision, and a deep commitment to client confidentiality.

She has appeared in matters spanning constitutional law, commercial litigation, arbitration, taxation, criminal defence, family law, education disputes, and emerging fields including Sports Law, Medical Law, Space Law, Aviation Law, and Artificial Intelligence & Technology Law — reflecting both the traditional foundations and the evolving frontiers of Indian legal practice.

Areas of Personal Practice

Education Matters
Tender Disputes
PMLA & ED Cases
White-Collar Crime
Criminal Litigation
Civil Litigation
Family Law
Commercial Litigation & Arbitration
Income Tax & GST Laws
Service Law
Specialised in emerging domains: Sports Law, Medical Law, Space Law, Aviation Law, and Artificial Intelligence & Technology Law

Professional Philosophy

Ms. Mamta Sharma believes that excellent advocacy begins with truly listening to the client. Every brief that comes to her desk is treated with intellectual seriousness and personal attention — whether the dispute concerns a young student’s career, a contractor’s blacklisting order, a corporate insolvency, or a constitutional question before the Supreme Court. Her approach blends doctrinal depth with practical, commercial sense, and her advocacy is shaped by an enduring belief that the law, well-deployed, can protect dignity, livelihood, and liberty in equal measure.