From the Trenches: India’s Top Lawyer on His Most Important Cases
Author
Abhishek Singhvi with Satyajit Sarna
Publisher
Juggernaut Books
Edition
Paperback - 2026
Year
First - 2020
Why Choose This Book? (60–100 words)
From the Trenches offers a first-hand account of important legal battles handled by Abhishek Singhvi, presenting the cases through the perspective of a practising lawyer involved in them. The book is particularly useful for readers interested in constitutional law, public law, commercial disputes and the working of the Indian judiciary. Written for both lawyers and general readers, it connects courtroom arguments and legal issues with the wider questions of law, governance and justice that arose in these cases.
About the Book (80–120 words, maximum 150)
From the Trenches: India’s Top Lawyer on His Most Important Cases examines major cases argued by Abhishek Singhvi, with Satyajit Sarna. The book discusses cases involving Sabarimala, Cyrus Mistry and Tata Sons, free speech, custodial issues, the right to fly the national flag, animal rights, State elections and constitutional questions, among other significant legal disputes. Rather than functioning as a conventional textbook or case commentary, it presents these matters through the author's own experience of litigation and the legal questions surrounding them. The book is accessible to non-lawyers while offering useful context for law students, advocates, researchers and readers interested in Indian courts and contemporary legal history.
Related Subjects
Constitutional Law
Indian Judiciary
Public Law & Governance
Commercial Disputes
Legal History
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Caveat Legalis
This is a first-hand, authorial account of significant legal cases and the author's experience of them. It should be read as a narrative and legal perspective rather than as a substitute for the judgments, statutes, pleadings or other primary legal materials. Readers researching a particular case should consult the authoritative court record and applicable law.
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