Best Public Interest Litigation
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We Provide Advice for Social Justice

We stand up for causes that matter—helping marginalized communities, fighting for environmental protection, and holding authorities accountable. Our expertise in Public Interest Litigation (PIL) ensures we create real social change. Whether it’s safeguarding fundamental rights or challenging unlawful policies, we use the law as a tool for justice. Our dedicated legal team takes up cases that impact society, ensuring fairness, equity, and accountability.

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    Kshetry & Associates is one of the best law firms in Mumbai, known for results. The firm has developed a reputation over the years for winning landmark cases, solving complex legal problems, and gaining the trust of people from all walks of life.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    PIL is a legal action initiated in a court of law to protect public interest, including human rights, environmental concerns, and governmental accountability.
    Any individual or organization can file a PIL, provided it addresses a matter of public concern and benefits a larger section of society.
    The duration varies depending on the case’s complexity, but we ensure timely follow-ups and strategic litigation to expedite the process.
    PILs can be filed for various issues, including environmental violations, corruption, exploitation of vulnerable groups, and policy failures.
    While court fees for Public Interest Litigations (PILs) are minimal, typically around ₹50 to ₹200, legal expenses can vary depending on the case’s complexity. We provide free legal services for cases with significant social impact.
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