The people behind the work.

Neeha Nagpal is the Managing Partner of N & Company Legal and has been at the Bar for nearly two decades. She holds a BA (Hons.) in Law and Business Studies and an LLM in International Economic Law, both from the University of Warwick.

She practises across commercial litigation, insolvency and bankruptcy, white-collar crime defence, and intellectual property, appearing before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi and Bombay High Courts, the NCLT, and the NCLAT. Her insolvency practice has placed her at the centre of some of India's most significant proceedings under the IBC, including matters involving Unitech Ltd., Bhushan Power and Steel, Ansal Properties and Infrastructure, and the promoters of Fortis Hospitals. Her white-collar crime defence practice spans ED investigations under PMLA, CBI prosecutions, SFIO investigations, and actions under the Companies Act, 2013, with a particular focus on early, strategic intervention at the investigation stage.

Beyond her core practice areas, Neeha has appeared in matters of constitutional and public importance, including the Section 377 IPC decriminalisation case, the Bhopal Gas Tragedy Curative Petition, and the 2G Licence Cancellation matter.

Vishvendra Tomar is a Partner at N & Company Legal with a focused practice in business crimes, governance, investigations, and white-collar defence. He appears regularly before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, Trial Courts, and a range of specialised tribunals, representing corporations and high-net-worth individuals in proceedings before the SFIO, the CBI, and the Enforcement Directorate.

Vishvendra has secured reported judgments on the constitutional validity of provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 and the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002, and has successfully challenged the RBI's Master Directions on Frauds and on Wilful Defaulters. His practice spans high-profile bail work, arrest-legality challenges, FEMA and anti-money-laundering advisory work, and complex multi-forum litigation for promoters, directors, and institutions.

He has appeared in successive Delhi High Court writ proceedings challenging Show-Cause Notices and fraud classifications under the RBI Master Directions. His bail practice spans the Supreme Court and the Delhi, Bombay, Patna, and Punjab and Haryana High Courts, covering both PMLA and NDPS matters, and includes successful challenges to the legality of arrests by investigating agencies, including the Enforcement Directorate. He has appeared before the PMLA Appellate Tribunal — successfully setting aside an ED seizure of family trust jewellery on a novel point of law — and has represented promoters, directors, and institutions across multi-forum proceedings involving SFIO investigations, Section 212 MCA orders, Look-Out Circulars, and cross-border FEMA and anti-money laundering matters.