Advocate Hansal Shukla & Associates
About the Firm

Counsel who practices one thing, deeply.

Advocate Hansal Shukla & Associates was built around a single conviction: that SARFAESI and banking recovery law rewards specialization, not breadth.

Advocate Hansal Shukla

Eight years, one specialization.

Advocate Hansal Shukla has spent the last eight years building a practice around a single, demanding area of law: the enforcement of security interests under the SARFAESI Act, and the wider ecosystem of banking recovery litigation that surrounds it.

That focus has made her a trusted panel advocate for nationalized banks, private sector banks, NBFCs, and small finance banks, institutions that need counsel who already understands how a recovery file moves, not counsel encountering SARFAESI procedure for the first time on their matter.

The practice extends both ways: representing financial institutions enforcing their security interest, and advising borrowers and guarantors who believe that enforcement has departed from the procedure the law requires. Both sides of a SARFAESI matter demand the same rigor, and both get it here.

8+ years of focused practice in banking recovery law
Empanelled panel advocate for banks, NBFCs & small finance banks
Regular practice before the Debts Recovery Tribunal & DRAT
Exclusive specialization, no general litigation caseload
The Approach

Why institutions and individuals both choose focused counsel.

01

Procedural Precision

SARFAESI matters are won or lost on process. Every notice, filing, and possession step is executed to withstand scrutiny.

02

Institutional Fluency

Years of panel work means loan documentation, recovery workflows, and reporting expectations are already understood, not relearned per file.

03

Direct Responsiveness

Tribunal timelines do not wait. Every matter gets direct advocate attention, not a hand-off to a junior associate.

Facing a recovery matter, or need panel counsel for one?

Speak directly with Advocate Hansal Shukla about your SARFAESI, DRT, or banking recovery matter.