Cyber Crime & Digital Forensics

"In the digital realm, evidence is volatile. Quick, precise legal action is the only defense."

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Defending Victims in the Digital Age

Cyber crime is not just a technical issue; it is a complex legal challenge that requires understanding both the code and the statute. We provide robust legal representation for individuals and corporations who have fallen victim to Electronic Crimes, financial fraud, data theft, and online harassment. Our strength lies in our ability to speak the language of forensic experts and bridge it with the IT Act 2000 (Cyber Act 2000) and Indian Penal Code.

Our Core Services

  • Financial Fraud Litigation: Representing victims of phishing, jamming, and banking fraud to trace and recover lost assets through cyber cells and courts.
  • OSINT Investigations: Leveraging Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques to gather admissible evidence from the public web to support legal claims.
  • Digital Harassment Remedies: Legal action against cyberstalking, doxxing, Cyber Defamation, and the non-consensual sharing of intimate images (NCII).
  • Forensic Coordination: Working with certified forensic labs to preserve volatile evidence (server logs, chat history) ensuring chain-of-custody for court.
  • Intermediary Liability Takedowns: Issuing effective legal notices to platforms (social media, hosts) for the removal of defamatory or illegal content.
  • Cyber Theft Laws Compliance: Advisory on legal frameworks protecting against digital asset theft.

Jurisdiction & Approach

We actively practice across Delhi, Gurugram, and Chandigarh, navigating the complexities of cross-border cyber jurisdiction to prosecute offenders effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions — Cyber Crime Litigation

What should I do immediately after becoming a victim of online financial fraud?

Immediately call the National Cyber Crime Helpline at 1930, lodge an incident report on cybercrime.gov.in within the golden hour to freeze fraudulent recipient accounts, and notify your bank's nodal fraud officer.

How can I preserve digital evidence for cyber crime prosecution?

Take original screenshots with timestamps, save raw email headers, preserve chat logs and transaction IDs without alteration, and maintain hash-verified copies to support Section 65B (now Sec 63 BSA) evidence certificates.

What is the procedure for filing a cyber crime FIR in court?

If police fail to register an FIR upon written complaint, counsel can file an application under Section 175(3) BNSS (formerly 156(3) CrPC) before the jurisdictional Chief Judicial Magistrate to order immediate investigation.

Can money lost in UPI or banking fraud be recovered through legal channels?

Yes, through prompt account debit freezes via Cyber Crime Cell coordination, followed by Section 503 BNSS (formerly 451/457 CrPC) applications before the magistrate for release of frozen funds to the rightful victim.