Senior Associate
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LL.B., University of Lucknow
- Constitutional
- Writ Jurisdiction
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- Joined
- 2015
The Chamber
The Chamber of Senior Advocate Prashant Singh Atal.
Atal Law Office — the chamber of Sh. Prashant Singh Atal — has been practising at the Lucknow Bench of the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad since 2001. Its brief is public-law: constitutional, criminal, service, and revenue matters, with a particular emphasis on the original side and on writ jurisdiction under Articles 226 and 227.
Over two and a half decades the chamber has appeared in more than ten thousand writ petitions before the Hon'ble High Court, and in matters before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and other High Courts across the country. It has counselled the Union of India, the State of Uttar Pradesh, and several statutory and public-sector entities — Power Grid Corporation of India Limited and the Irrigation and Water Resource Department of the State among them.
The chamber's working register is plain: every matter is briefed from the record, authorities are traced to source, and concessions are made only where the law requires them. Written opinions are furnished in the same discipline — as considered documents, not advisories.
Day-to-day work is conducted from the principal office at Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, and the chamber at the High Court. Appearances at the Principal Seat of the High Court are conducted from the Prayagraj office; Supreme Court engagements, from the New Delhi office.
Years at the Bar
Writ filings
Cities of practice
Consecutive CSC terms
The Team
The chamber operates with a small, long-serving team of junior counsel, associates, and support staff — introduced below.
Senior Associate
LL.B., University of Lucknow
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Associate
LL.B., Dr. R.M.L. Avadh University
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Junior Counsel
LL.B., National Law University
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The chamber's approach
Writ proceedings under Articles 226 and 227 before the High Court, and Articles 32 and 136 before the Supreme Court — the core of the chamber's practice.
A focused engagement in original-side criminal matters — including proceedings under the U.P. Gangsters Act and the National Security Act — through both litigation and opinion work.
Ongoing engagements as Senior Legal Counsel for the Union of India, three-time Chief Standing Counsel for the State of Uttar Pradesh, and Special Counsel for central and state-level public-sector undertakings.
Pleadings, legal opinions, and advisory memoranda across Constitutional, Service, Labour, Electricity, Energy, Excise, Customs, contractual and civil law.
Membership and Chairmanship of the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh; formerly Vice President and Joint Secretary of the Awadh Bar Association.
What is said to the chamber stays in the chamber. No matter is discussed in public; no result is claimed on behalf of a client without written permission.
Areas of Practice
The following are indicative of the jurisdictions in which Sh. Prashant Singh Atal has appeared over the course of his practice. Listed factually, without any claim of specialisation.
Writ proceedings under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India before the High Court, and Articles 32 and 136 before the Supreme Court.
Matters concerning government service, disciplinary proceedings, and administrative tribunals.
Matters before the High Court, including writ jurisdiction, revisions, and appeals.
Civil appeals, revisions, and original proceedings before the High Court.
Matters involving the State of Uttar Pradesh and the Union of India.
Petitions raising questions of public importance under Article 226.
Election petitions and related writ proceedings.
Appeals and references under the U.P. Revenue Code and allied statutes.
This list is indicative of the jurisdictions in which appearances have been made. It is not an assertion of specialisation, standing, or comparative merit.
For professional correspondence, write to the chamber at the address provided on the Contact page.