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Our People
Our Lawyers
A visible core team supported by multidisciplinary legal professionals. The wider network is introduced by capability and jurisdiction rather than by publishing every individual profile.
Founder
Adv. Sanket Gupta
Adv. Sanket Gupta founded Satyata Legal to create a coordinated route for legal requirements that cross practices and jurisdictions.
Satyata Legal was established around a simple need: people and organisations should be able to find appropriate legal capability even when a matter crosses a practice or a jurisdiction. The founder and core coordination team oversee initial routing, professional communication and network collaboration.
Counsel
The people who coordinate and carry the matter.
Fourteen counsel work alongside the founder and core coordination team across the association's practice areas.
The wider network
Broader capability, selectively presented.
Satyata Legal works with a wider network of legal professionals across areas of law and locations in India. Team composition for a matter depends on the legal requirement, the jurisdiction, the conflict position, availability and formal engagement.
- 55+ Lawyers in the coordinated network
- 15 Named on this page: the founder and the counsel who carry public-facing work
- Pan-India Jurisdictional coordination, without claiming a permanent office in every location
Need a specific practice or jurisdiction?
Share the nature of the matter and the location. The association will identify the relevant practice and confirm who would carry it, subject to conflict and capability checks.