Constitutional practice demands not just advocacy skills but a deep engagement with principle, policy and institutional balance. Q & A Advocates handles public law matters including writ petitions, fundamental rights enforcement, challenges to executive and legislative action, and public interest litigation (PIL). Our experience includes drafting precise writs, collating robust factual records, framing legal questions of public importance and presenting arguments that reflect constitutional philosophy as well as pragmatic remedies. We appreciate the broader impact of constitutional litigation on governance, policy and civil society, and therefore strive for clarity, restraint and responsible advocacy.
Whether safeguarding civil liberties, representing institutions on regulatory challenges, or handling disputes involving federal balance and state competence, our constitutional work is characterised by careful statutory interpretation, contextual historical analysis and strategic remedial framing.
Key services & focus areas
Writ petitions under Articles 32 and 226, and related constitutional remedies.
Fundamental rights litigation: liberty, equality, speech, religion and privacy issues.
Representation in PILs and public interest constitutional challenges.
Advisory on constitutional validity of legislation and administrative actions.
Litigation on federalism, state competence and centre-state disputes.
Constitutional challenges in education, labour and administrative law contexts.
Drafting of detailed affidavits, interlocutory applications and appeals.
Policy-oriented legal research and advisory for NGOs and public bodies.
