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Advocate · Chandigarh & Mohali

Advocate
Manu Gera

Professional representation across criminal, civil, cyber, property, family, commercial and arbitration matters.

01Punjab & Haryana High CourtChandigarh
02District & Sessions CourtMohali
03District & Sessions CourtChandigarh
Advocate Manu Gera in court dress
Professional profileAdvocate Manu Gera

Guided by legacy.
Committed to justice.

As a second-generation legal professional, Advocate Manu Gera was raised with a deep respect for justice and the legal system.

His father, a retired District and Sessions Judge, instilled in him the values of discipline, integrity and commitment to the rule of law—values that continue to guide his practice today. With extensive experience across criminal trials, civil disputes and arbitration matters, he offers strategic legal counsel rooted in legal knowledge and client-focused service. Every case is approached with the seriousness it deserves, backed by thorough preparation and persuasive advocacy.

Advocate Manu Gera

I am a dedicated legal professional with years of experience in criminal law, civil disputes, matrimonial matters, arbitration, cybercrime, property law and corporate law. My practice is built on precision, preparation and strategic thinking, always focused on protecting my clients' rights and interests.

What sets my approach apart is not only legal knowledge, but how it is applied through clear communication, honest guidance and bold, fearless advocacy. I work closely with my clients, keeping them informed and empowered throughout every step of the legal process.

My goal is simple: to pursue the best lawful outcome through honest advice, clear communication and a relentless commitment to justice.

Legal assistance across
key practice areas.

Each matter is assessed on its own facts and applicable law. Listing an area does not imply specialisation or assure any outcome.

Criminal-law case review
01

Criminal Law

Bail, criminal trials, appeals and revision matters

Court gavel representing civil litigation
02

Civil Litigation

Civil disputes, injunctions, recovery and related proceedings

Digital security and cyber law
03

Cybercrime & Cyber Law

Cybercrime complaints, digital evidence and online disputes

Property protection and disputes
04

Property Law

Title, possession, partition, transfer and property disputes

Family legal documentation
05

Family & Matrimonial Law

Matrimonial, maintenance, custody and family proceedings

Dispute resolution and arbitration
06

Arbitration

Arbitral proceedings and related court matters

Contract drafting and review
07

Contracts

Contract review, enforcement and contractual disputes

Corporate and commercial law
08

Corporate Law

Corporate, commercial and business-related legal matters

Overseas Indian property and legal matters
09

NRI, PIO & OCI Laws

India-related legal matters concerning overseas Indians

Rental property and tenancy law
10

Rent Laws

Landlord–tenant, rent and possession disputes

Intellectual property and technology
11

IPR, Patents & Trademarks

Intellectual-property protection and related disputes

Employment law and workplace rights
12

Employment Laws

Employment, service and workplace-related matters

Education law and written regulations
13

Education Laws

Legal matters concerning educational institutions and students

Digital publication and media law
14

Media Laws

Publication, reputation, content and media-related matters

Electricity law and regulation
15

Electricity Laws

Electricity supply, billing and regulatory disputes

Evidence review for motor accident claims
16

Motor Accident Claims

Compensation claims arising from motor accidents

Constitutional writing and public law
17

Constitutional Law

Writ and public-law proceedings

Preparation, clarity and personal attention.

Legal matters require more than a quick answer. The chamber's approach is to understand the record, identify the legal issue, explain the available course and prepare each matter carefully.

  • Direct professional communication
  • Fact-led assessment of the matter
  • Clear explanation of procedure and next steps

Law explained for the public.

Short informational notes based on official sources, with a clear review date and a link to the originating authority.

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Current information. Original sources. Advocate approval.

Technology may monitor official courts, India Code, the Gazette and government departments, but no legal update should be published without checking the original material and obtaining advocate approval.

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