Hi, my name is Sunita - founder of SPJ ADVOCATES & CO. ,Being a lawyer, It is a most enjoyable and satisfying profession for me because I believe that only legal and social work can only make significant impact on society thoughts and lives.
LEGAL CONSULTANCY SERVICES:
Strong litigation experience in Property/Real Estate Matters, Corporate & industrial Disputes, liaising with government officials to obtain licenses, statutory compliances, Drafting & Vetting, Employment dispute matters, labour law, Debt recovery matters, Family law and criminal matters, POSH Expert etc.
SOCIAL WORKER:
As a freelance social worker, I feel so proud to associate with some NGO’s to provide free legal consultation to needy, underprivileged and weaker section of society in interest of their social justice. I am open to provide free legal services for NGO so please contact on below mention contact no.
Thanks
Managing Partner
Sunita Sharma
voice: +91-8920245815
www.spjadvocates.com
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