Service Matters
Departmental enquiries, disciplinary proceedings, suspensions, promotions, seniority, pension and retirement benefits — for government servants and public employees before the tribunals and the High Court.
Cause № 02 — The Advocate
A brief of the counsel you instruct
A practice where service jurisprudence meets a working understanding of the workplace itself.
Advocate Daggubati Venkateswara Rao practises before the Guntur District Courts and the High Court of Andhra Pradesh at Amaravati. He holds a Master of Laws in Labour Law and an MBA in Human Resources — a pairing that lends his practice an uncommon command of both the service rule and the establishment it governs.
His work centres on service and labour matters — representing government servants, employees and establishments in departmental enquiries, disciplinary proceedings, promotions, seniority, pension and employment disputes, and in the writ petitions that carry them to the High Court. This is supported by a broad civil and criminal practice, so a client's matter is seen through whichever forum the law demands.
- i. Direct counselYour matter is handled by the advocate you retain, not passed down a line.
- ii. Candid adviceA frank reading of your position before any step is taken or money is spent.
- iii. Thorough preparationPleadings, evidence and authorities marshalled well before the hearing.