Adv. Harsha Swaroop P
B.E. (Instrumentation Technology); LL.B.; LL.M. (Corporate & Commercial Law); Post Graduate Diploma in Child Rights Law, National Law School of India University
Corporate, Projects & Regulatory
Harsha advises owners and boards on corporate, projects and regulatory matters and appears before the High Court of Karnataka, the Debts Recovery Tribunal and the National Company Law Tribunal. Before the bar he spent two decades in industry, in engineering, capital projects and product management, which is why his notes tend to carry a worked number.
He leads the firm's Boardroom, Projects and Land, Banking and Insolvency, and Technology notes, and the NRI property and succession beat. He writes in plain English about what a rule costs and who carries it.
Instructions from abroad: responds within one Indian working day; available 07:00 to 21:00 IST, which covers GCC afternoons, European mornings and North American evenings.
- Practising as
- Counsel
- Appears before
- High Court of Karnataka; Debts Recovery Tribunal, Bengaluru; Family Court, Bengaluru; NCLT Bengaluru
- Work
- Boardroom and corporate · Projects and land · Banking, SARFAESI and DRT · Insolvency · Technology, data and product · RERA and real estate
- Languages
- English, Kannada, Hindi
- Works from
- Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi
- Enrolled with
- Karnataka State Bar Council
- je@juriseagle.com
- Profile
Notes
The DPDP Rules are notified, and almost nothing in them binds until 13 May 2027
Criminal and Sensitive Litigation in India: Bail, Economic Offences and the New Codes
Matrimonial and Child Custody in India: Divorce, Maintenance and Welfare of the Child
Half the new insolvency law is in force, and the half everyone talked about is not
The SARFAESI clock in 2026: what each stage of enforcement costs while it runs