Advocate  ·  High Court of Madras  ·  Chennai

Edwin Prabakar

Advocate
High Court of Madras
Hand-drawn graphite portrait of Edwin Prabakar, Advocate
Introduction

An advocate practising before the courts of Chennai

Edwin Prabakar is a Chennai-based advocate practising before the High Court of Madras and allied judicial and quasi-judicial forums. He had been the State Government Pleader, Government of Tamilnadu. His work is engaged principally in constitutional, civil and commercial matters, with a considered focus on arbitration and infrastructure-related disputes.

He approaches each engagement with diligence, discretion and respect for the traditions of the Bar. This page is maintained for informational purposes only, in the manner permitted for advocates in India.

Edwin Prabakar

Advocate

Enrolled with the Bar Council of Tamil Nadu & Puducherry in 1999, with practice before the High Court of Madras (Principal Bench and Madurai Bench), the City Civil Courts at Chennai, and arbitral tribunals.

Qualifications
  • Bachelor of Law (B.L.), Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Chennai
  • Master of Corporate Laws (M.Corp.L.), Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University
  • Member, Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), London
  • International Arbitration Course, Grotius Centre, Leiden University, The Hague
Scope of Work

Areas of practice

i.

Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

ii.

Constitutional & Writ Matters

iii.

Civil & Commercial Litigation

iv.

Infrastructure & Construction Disputes

v.

Land & Property Matters

vi.

Service Law

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Contact

Office

1st Floor, YMCA Building
223 NSC Bose Road, Parrys
Chennai – 600001

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